Karachi records highest September temperature in over a decade
Most outlets reported that Karachi recorded its highest September temperature in over a decade, with temperatures reaching 40.7°C or 41°C, depending on the source. The Express Tribune and Aaj News highlighted the breaking of a nine-year record, while Pakistan Today noted the all-time September record from 1951 remained unbroken. Dawn and ProPakistani focused on the 10-year benchmark. All emphasized the extreme heat and high humidity, with Express Tribune and Aaj News also mentioning expected relief by Wednesday.
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Karachi sees hottest September day in nine years as temperature reaches 40.7°C
KARACHI: Karachi experienced its hottest September day in nine years on Monday, with the mercury rising to 40.7°C amid hot and humid weather across the city. The maximum temperature was recorded at the Pakistan Meteorological Department’s (PMD) Pehlwan Goth station, surpassing the previous September high of 40.5°C recorded in 2017....
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Karachi temperature hits 40.7°C, breaks nine-year record for September
Karachi’s temperature rose to 40.7°C on Tuesday, breaking a nine-year record for September, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD). The previous record was 40.5°C, set in September 2017. The PMD said humidity in the city stood at 69%, while light winds were blowing from the west at 8 kilometres per hour. The weather is expected to remain hot and humid, with high humidity and ...
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Karachi Records Hottest September Temperature in 10 Years
Karachi recorded a temperature of 41°C on Monday, marking the city’s highest September temperature in the past 10 years as… Read More
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Mercury soars to 41°C in Karachi
KARACHI: Mercury soared to 41 degrees Celsius — the highest temperature recorded in September in Karachi over the past 10 years — as the city remained in the grip of hot and humid conditions on Monday. According to Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) data, the highest temperature ever recorded in September was 43°C in 1951. In 2015, the temperature had surged to 42.7°C on Sept 20, 2015. Ot...
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Karachi records hottest September day in nine years as mercury hits 40.7°C
Karachi’s all-time September record remains 43°C, registered on September 30, 1951.
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Karachi city sizzles past nine-year September heat record
Mercury hits 40.7°C as humidity makes the city feel even hotter; relief expected from Wednesday
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