Feels-Like Temperature Hits 60°C as Pakistan Sizzles Under Intense Heat

Multiple cities in Pakistan faced extreme heat stress on Saturday as feels-like temperatures soared past 50°C, triggering serious health warnings from authorities.

According to data released by the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the highest feels-like temperature was recorded in Jacobabad at a scorching 60°C, followed closely by Dadu at 59.7°C and Sibbi at 56.6°C.

These cities fall under the “Extreme Danger” category, where heat stroke is considered imminent due to dangerously high heat index values.

Cities With Feels-Like Temperatures Above 50°C:

• Jacobabad: 60°C
• Dadu: 59.7°C
• Sibbi: 56.6°C
• Dera Ghazi Khan: 55.8°C
• Multan: 54.8°C
• Bahawalpur: 53.7°C
• Dera Ismail Khan: 51°C

The PMD’s heat index advisory warns that conditions in these areas pose a severe risk for heat-related illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke, especially with continued outdoor activity.