In several districts of Punjab and Balochistan, temperatures are expected to be 6 degrees Celsius above normal.

In Lahore, temperatures could soar to 47 degrees Celsius, with a minimum expected around 31 degrees.

The city will see clear skies, and wind speeds are anticipated at 8 kilometers per hour.

The humidity level has reached 37 percent, contributing to the rising heat.

The department has cautioned that the intensity of the heat may escalate in the coming days.

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Citizens are urged to avoid unnecessary outdoor activities during the afternoon, stay hydrated, and cover their heads when exposed to sunlight to prevent heatstroke and other heat-related illnesses.