Certainly! Here is a detailed weather report for Karachi from September 9 to September 10, 2025, based on the latest available information.
đ§ď¸ Karachi Rain and Weather Report: September 9-10, 2025
đ 1. Overview of Weather Conditions
Karachi experienced significant monsoon activity from September 9 to September 10, 2025, with the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) initially issuing a severe weather warning for the city due to a developing deep depression over the Arabian Sea . However, by the evening of September 9, the PMD reported that the system had weakened significantly, reducing the threat of torrential rains though light to moderate showers continued .
đ 2. Weather System Development
The weather system originated as a deep depression over the Arabian Sea but weakened back into a depression and was expected to further downgrade into a low-pressure area within hours . This system continued moving west and southwest, with forecasts indicating it would weaken further by Wednesday night (September 10) or Thursday . Despite the weakening, the system brought strong monsoon currents that affected southeastern Sindh, including Karachi .
đ§ 3. Rainfall Measurements and Distribution
September 9, 2025:
Karachi received widespread rainfall with varying intensity across different areas:
Surjani Town: 116 mm (highest recorded)
Korangi: 37.1 mm
Gulshan-e-Hadeed: 33 mm
Gulshan-e-Maimar: 17.1 mm
Keamari: 17 mm
North Karachi: 16.6 mm
Airport (Old Area): 14.9 mm
University Road: 14 mm
Nazimabad: 12.4 mm
Jinnah Terminal: 8 mm
Other areas including Bahadurabad, Tariq Road, Malir, Gulistan-e-Jauhar, Saddar, Shahrah-e-Faisal, Lyari, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, and Old City neighborhoods also witnessed scattered rainfall .
September 10, 2025:
The PMD forecast light to moderate showers accompanied by thunder for Karachi on September 10, with the weather system expected to weaken further throughout the day .
đĄď¸ 4. Temperature and Humidity
September 9: Karachi’s minimum temperature was recorded at 26.1°C and the maximum at 29.4°C .
September 10: Temperature forecasts indicated highs around 29°C and lows around 25°C .
Humidity levels remained high, reaching 91% on September 9 , contributing to the discomfort despite moderate temperatures.
â ď¸ 5. Weather Warnings and Advisories
The PMD initially warned of urban flooding risks in low-lying areas of Karachi due to the city’s challenged drainage systems . The Malir River, typically dry, experienced flash flooding on September 8, raising concerns about waterlogging and disruptions to traffic and public services . Residents were advised to:
Avoid unnecessary travel
Steer clear of electric poles and exposed wires
Contact rescue services in emergencies
đŤ 6. Institutional Responses
In response to the deteriorating weather, Jinnah Sindh Medical University postponed all exams scheduled for September 9 and shifted classes online, prioritizing the safety of students and staff . Local administrations were on high alert, monitoring the situation and urging citizens to follow official updates closely .
đ 7. Comparative Weather Analysis
The weather during this period was consistent with Karachi’s typical September climate, which averages 2 rainy days with approximately 42 mm of rainfall throughout the month . However, the concentrated rainfall in Surjani Town (116 mm) exceeded the monthly average in just 24 hours, highlighting the localized intensity of this weather event .
đ 8. Key Weather Details at a Glance
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Weather System | Weakening depression from Arabian Sea |
| Peak Rainfall | Surjani Town (116 mm) |
| Total Rainfall (24h) | 3.272″ (approx. 83.1 mm) between Aug 25-Sep 9 |
| Max Temperature (Sep 9) | 29.4°C |
| Min Temperature (Sep 9) | 26.1°C |
| Humidity Levels | Up to 91% |
| Wind Speeds | 17.3 mph moderate breeze (Sep 10) |
| Primary Impacts | Urban flooding risk, traffic disruptions |
| Advisories | Avoid unnecessary travel, caution near electrical infrastructure |
đ 9. Regional Impact
Beyond Karachi, the weather system affected much of Sindh province. The PMD forecast heavy rainfall on September 10 in Dadu, Jamshoro, Tharparkar, Hyderabad, Thatta, Badin, Sujawal, Umerkot, Matiari, and Tando Mohammad Khan . Thunderstorms with moderate to heavy rainfall were also expected in Larkana, Tando Allahyar, Mirpurkhas, Sanghar, and Shaheed Benazirabad districts . The PMD also reported medium-level flooding at Guddu Barrage and low-level flooding at Sukkur and Kotri barrages .
đ¤ď¸ 10. Forecast for Coming Days
The PMD predicted that the heavy rainfall would subside after September 10, potentially bringing relief to the city . For September 11 and beyond, forecasts indicated:
September 11: An morning shower with partly sunny skies
September 12: Partly sunny conditions
September 13: A morning shower with some sun
Long-term: The 30-day forecast suggested only 1 day of rain in the next month, with maximum temperatures reaching 35°C and minimum temperatures dropping to 23°C .
đ 11. Conclusion
The period from September 9-10, 2025, brought significant monsoon activity to Karachi, with particularly heavy rainfall in the Surjani Town area . While the weather system weakened more quickly than initially anticipated, it still produced substantial rainfall that tested the city’s drainage infrastructure and prompted precautionary measures . The event highlighted both the volatility of monsoon weather patterns and the importance of early warning systems for urban centers like Karachi . Residents were advised to remain vigilant as the monsoon season continued, though forecasts suggested improving conditions in the coming days
