According to Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), Lahore will begin the day with a morning thunderstorm, after which clouds may part to reveal bursts of sun.

Temperatures are expected to rise from a cooler 27 °C early, climbing to around 30 °C by midday, and reaching a high near 33 °C in the afternoon, making the day feel sticky and muggy. Humidity will push the heat index higher, especially around peak hours when it may feel even warmer. In the evening, the temperature will ease down to 29 °C, staying humid through the night.

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Looking ahead through the coming week, Sunday and Monday will stay hot and humid morning storms are possible, followed by partly sunny skies and highs around 34 °C, with overnight lows near 27 °C. Tuesday to Thursday may bring late afternoon thunderstorms or passing showers, offering brief relief from the heat. Daytime highs hold steady between 33–34 °C, while nighttime dips remain around 26 °C to 28 °C. By Friday, conditions stay similar with breaks of sun and scattered rain, highs close to 34 °C.

Compared to earlier in the week, today feels slightly more unstable, with the added risk of stormy weather and the same high humidity. Despite occasional sun, residents should expect a warm and sticky day. Hydrate well, wear breathable clothing, and keep an umbrella handy for possible afternoon or evening showers.