Live weather updates, air quality index (AQI), and city-wise pollution data across Pakistan.
Multan is located in Punjab at coordinates 30.1575°N, 71.5249°E with an elevation of 122 m. The city has a population of approximately 2.2 million and is known as City of Saints, shrines and mangoes.
According to the latest measurements at 03:16 PM PKT, Multan has a temperature of 38°°C with 33 %% humidity. The Air Quality Index (AQI) is 86, classified as Moderate - Acceptable air quality.
This dashboard updates every 15 minutes using data from government weather stations, satellite imagery, and ground monitoring sensors across Multan. Use this information for health protection, travel planning, and daily activity decisions.
September 22, 2026 at 03:16 PM PKT • Last update: 03:15 PM
Note: Recommendations are based on current AQI levels and may change as air quality improves or worsens.
Summer is extremely hot, with daytime temperatures frequently exceeding 40°C during heatwaves.
Humidity increases during monsoon, with occasional heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.
Temperatures gradually become more comfortable, although dry conditions and dust may continue.
Winter is mild during the day but can become chilly at night, with occasional fog and haze.
Multan air quality can be influenced by traffic, agricultural activity, road dust, construction and regional sources. Dry weather can increase airborne dust.
Multan has a hot and generally dry climate, with extremely warm summers, a humid monsoon period and mild to cool winters. The city is also known for its dry heat and agricultural surroundings.
Current Multan weather, temperature, humidity, wind and AQI conditions are shown on this page and can be checked regularly for the latest available readings.
As of 03:16 PM PKT on September 22, 2026, the temperature in Multan is 38°°C . The perceived temperature (feels like) is approximately 40°C.
The current Air Quality Index (AQI) in Multan is 86 , which is classified as Moderate - Acceptable air quality . The main pollutant is PM2.5 .
November through February generally offers the most comfortable temperatures for outdoor activities.
Traffic, road dust, agricultural activity, construction and regional dust can contribute to changing air quality.
Check the AQI before going outside and reduce prolonged outdoor activity when pollution levels are high. During severe pollution, consider a well-fitting mask and keep indoor air clean by closing windows when outdoor air quality is poor.
Weather and AQI information for Multan is refreshed according to the availability and update schedule of the underlying weather and air-quality data sources.