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Pakistan Weather Today and Tomorrow — City Forecast and the Latest PMD Outlook

By MayreDukaan Editorial TeamPublished 14 Nov 20263 min read

Illustrated panorama of Pakistan from the Karachi coast to Lahore and snowy northern mountains under mixed skies

Mainly dry and cold weather is expected across most of Pakistan this weekend, with isolated rain and mountain snow in Gilgit-Baltistan, upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Kashmir, and fog and smog in the plains of Punjab at night and in the morning, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department's outlook issued on 13 November 2026. The city table on this page loads a live forecast every time you open it.

Today and tomorrow by city

Computer-model forecast from Open-Meteo, loaded live when you open this page. It is not an official PMD forecast; for warnings, always check the Pakistan Meteorological Department.

PMD outlook for the week (issued 13 November 2026)

Date	Official PMD outlook
Sat 14 Nov	Mainly dry and cold in upper parts. Isolated rain-wind or thunderstorm (snow over mountains) in Gilgit-Baltistan, upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Kashmir and nearby hills.
Sun 15 Nov	Mainly dry. Isolated rain and mountain snow in Kashmir and nearby hills. Fog or smog may persist over the plains of Punjab in the morning and at night.
Mon 16 Nov	Mainly dry, cold in upper parts. Fog or smog may persist over the plains of Punjab.
Tue 17 – Thu 19 Nov	Mainly dry, cold in upper parts. Fog or smog may persist over the plains of Punjab in the morning and at night.

This is a summary of the Pakistan Meteorological Department's weekly outlook. PMD updates its forecasts daily, so check its website for the latest version and any warnings.

Islamabad and Rawalpindi

The westerly wave that brought clouds and isolated showers to the Pothohar region on 13 November is expected to move away. PMD expects mainly dry, cool weather for the twin cities over the weekend, with cold mornings and nights.

Lahore and Punjab: fog and smog

Smog is the main concern for central and eastern Punjab. PMD warns that fog and smog may persist over the plains during morning and night hours from 15 November onwards, with no rain forecast to clear the air. Smog was serious enough this week for the second Pakistan–Sri Lanka Test to be moved from Lahore to Rawalpindi.

Limit outdoor exercise in the early morning and late evening when smog is worst.
Drive slowly with low-beam lights in fog, and keep a long gap from the vehicle in front.
Follow motorway closures and advisories from the National Highways and Motorway Police.

Karachi and Sindh

Dry weather is expected across Sindh, including Karachi, through the week. PMD's outlook mentions no rain for the south.

Murree, Galyat and the northern areas

Murree, Galyat, Gilgit-Baltistan, upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Kashmir are the areas where isolated rain and snow on higher ground are most likely on 14 November. If you are travelling to the hills, carry warm clothes and check road conditions before you set out, as snowfall can close mountain passes.

About the city table

The city table above is a computer-model forecast from Open-Meteo, loaded in your browser when you open this page. It shows the actual date for each column. It is not the official PMD forecast, and MayreDukaan never writes or guesses temperatures itself. For official warnings, alerts and advisories, use the Pakistan Meteorological Department.

Frequently asked questions

What is the weather in Pakistan tomorrow?

PMD expects mainly dry and cold weather in most areas, isolated rain and mountain snow in the far north and Kashmir, and fog or smog in Punjab's plains in the mornings and at night.

Will it rain in Lahore this week?

PMD's outlook issued on 13 November 2026 does not forecast rain for Lahore; it warns of fog and smog instead.

Is snowfall expected in Murree?

Isolated rain and snow over the mountains is expected on 14 November in Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan, upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and adjoining hilly areas. Check PMD before travelling.

Where can I see the official forecast?

On the Pakistan Meteorological Department website, weather.gov.pk, which publishes daily forecasts, weekly outlooks and warnings.

Are the temperatures on this page official?

No. The city table is a live computer-model forecast from Open-Meteo. Official forecasts and warnings come from PMD.

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Facts last checked against these sources on 14 Nov 2026, 06:41 Pakistan time.