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Karachi, Pakistan's largest port city on the Arabian Sea, has a hot desert climate tempered by the ocean, which keeps it more humid than the interior. Rainfall is scarce and falls mainly during the July–August monsoon, though it is erratic and can occasionally trigger urban flooding. Summers (April–June) are hot and humid with highs often 34–38°C and oppressive sea humidity, while winters (December–February) are mild and pleasant, rarely dropping below 10°C.
Yes, but a slight one. Rain falls mainly during the July–August monsoon, in modest and erratic amounts, though sudden heavy bursts can flood parts of the city.
May and June are usually hottest, with daytime highs of 34–38°C; high sea humidity makes it feel sweltering and raises heatwave risk.
Winters (December–February) are mild and dry, with daytime temperatures around 20–26°C and cool nights rarely below 10°C, the most comfortable time of year.
November to February is ideal, thanks to cool, dry weather and gentle sun, avoiding the harsh humid heat of summer.
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