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Lahore sits deep in the Punjab plain of northeastern Pakistan, with a hot semi-arid climate and a wide seasonal temperature swing. Summers (April–June) are scorching, frequently topping 40°C, followed by the July–September monsoon, which brings showers and humidity that ease the heat. Winters (December–February) are cool and dry, with nights dropping to around 5°C alongside dense morning fog and severe air pollution.
May and June are the hottest, with daytime highs often 40–45°C before the monsoon arrives, the peak of the harsh, dry heat.
The monsoon usually runs from late June or July into September, bringing showers, thunderstorms and high humidity that can cause local flooding in the city.
Yes. Lahore's winters frequently bring dense fog and very high air pollution (AQI), especially from November to January, which sharply reduces visibility.
February–March and October–November are most pleasant, with mild temperatures, little rain and moderate humidity, avoiding both the summer heat and deep winter smog.
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