Recent forecasts from multiple meteorological models indicate moderate conditions for Karachi on August 29, with afternoon highs expected around 30–31°C (86–88°F) under partly to mostly cloudy skies influenced by the southwest monsoon. High humidity levels near 65–80% and persistent westerly winds of 15–20 mph are likely to limit daytime heating through cloud cover and enhanced mixing, consistent with climatological norms for late August when sea breezes and moisture typically suppress extremes. No heatwave signals or model consensus shifts toward above-normal temperatures have emerged in the latest runs, keeping trader focus on the narrow range of typical peak values rather than outlier scenarios. Updated guidance from agencies like the Pakistan Meteorological Department ahead of the date will provide the next key data points for any revisions.