A scorching heatwave is gripping much of Pakistan, with the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) warning that extreme temperatures will continue at least until May 19. Cities like Dadu and Sukkur in Sindh have recorded the highest temperatures at 43°C, while Larkana, Jacobabad, and Bhakkar reached 42°C. Other major cities such as Multan, Bahawalpur, Faisalabad, and Sahiwal experienced 41°C, Lahore hit 39°C, Peshawar 38°C, and Islamabad 37°C. Karachi recorded a maximum of 34°C, but high humidity made it feel like 39°C. Health experts urge people to stay indoors during peak heat hours, stay hydrated, and take precautions against heatstroke. The PMD also highlighted that northern regions may see temperatures 5–7°C above average and southern areas 4–6°C above normal until late May.