What July feels like in Karachi
In Karachi, July brings mid-summer. The midday hours are hot; shade and water matter on long walks. Evenings ease the heat only slightly, and nights remain very warm. The air is muggy, so it feels hotter than the thermometer suggests.
Rain in Karachi in July
Most days stay dry; rain arrives about one day in 5. When rain comes it is heavy, about 10 mm (0.4 in) per wet day, often in short, strong bursts. Across the year Karachi averages about 9 mm per rainy day, so July is typical. It is among the three wettest months of the year.
Daylight and sunshine in July
In mid-July, sunrise is at about 5:51 am and sunset at about 7:24 pm (local time) — 13 h 33 min of daylight. Day length barely changes from mid-June (7 min shorter). Measured sunshine covers about 73% of the daylight — there are plenty of bright spells.
How July compares to the rest of the year
In Karachi's temperature order, July sits as the 5th warmest month. Afternoons run 1.4°C (2.5°F) cooler than in June, with 43 mm more rain. August is cooler again. August averages a high of 30.5°C (86.9°F).
Who July suits
- Sightseeing: a good fit — daytime temperatures are fine for walking around.
- Parks & outdoor: less ideal — afternoons are too warm to linger outside.
- Beach: less ideal — too many rainy days.
Tips for visiting Karachi in July
Sun Protection
Protect yourself from strong sun: hat, SPF and plenty of water.
Quick questions
How warm is Karachi in July?
Expect around 31.9°C (89.4°F) in the afternoon and 27.9°C (82.2°F) at night, which most visitors would call hot.
Does it rain a lot in Karachi in July?
Only moderately: roughly 6 wet days and 60 mm, usually moderate rain.
What should I wear in Karachi in July?
Based on the averages: sun protection. Evenings feel similar to the day, so the same clothes work from morning to night.
Is July or August better for visiting Karachi?
On our 12-month climate ranking, July comes out ahead (#7 of 12 vs #8). August is cooler and has more rainy days.