Islamabad, 24 May, 2025: Weather Today across Balochistan paints a picture of soaring temperatures and dry skies, as the province continues to endure harsh summer conditions.
According to the latest report from the Meteorological Department, the prevailing weather pattern indicates hot and arid conditions in most regions, with little to no chance of immediate relief.
The temperature in Quetta, the provincial capital, climbed to a high of 39°C, while Kalat remained relatively cooler at 34°C.
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Other districts also experienced significant heat levels. In Ziarat, thermometers recorded a maximum of 30°C, whereas Zhob reached a peak of 37°C, the department confirmed.
Rising Heat Across the Province
The heat intensified further in the plains and desert regions, where conditions proved particularly extreme. Weather Today updates showed that Sibi experienced the highest temperature in the province at a sweltering 51°C, making it one of the hottest areas in the country.
Turbat wasn’t far behind, registering a maximum of 44°C, as shared by the Meteorological Department.
In the western region, Nokundi saw the mercury touch 45°C, while nearby Chaman endured a high of 40°C.
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Coastal towns, although slightly moderated by sea breezes, also reported high temperatures. Gwadar recorded a maximum of 36°C, while Jiwani followed closely at 35°C.
Caution Urged Amid Intense Heat
Authorities have advised residents to remain indoors during peak hours and stay hydrated, especially in districts with prolonged exposure to high temperatures.
The dry weather pattern is expected to persist, with no significant rainfall forecast in the coming days.
Meteorologists continue to monitor the situation as temperatures show no immediate signs of decline. Health officials have also urged the public to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.
Weather Today in Balochistan reflects the broader pattern of rising heatwaves gripping parts of Pakistan, prompting renewed discussions about climate resilience and emergency preparedness across vulnerable regions.
