Topic guide · Heat · Pakistan
Heatwaves in Pakistan: what the evidence says
Are heatwaves in Pakistan getting worse? Six trusted sources in one place.
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Credible climate reports, explained in plain language. Every summary links to the original.

Topic guide · Heat · Pakistan
Are heatwaves in Pakistan getting worse? Six trusted sources in one place.
Read the guide10 summaries
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) · 2023
Human activity has caused warming; faster action can limit future harm.
Read the summaryGovernment of Pakistan, with support from the Asian Development Bank, European Union, United Nations agencies and World Bank · 2022
Damage, economic losses and recovery needs are separate estimates.
Read the summaryWorld Meteorological Organization · 2025
The atmosphere and ocean continue to warm, while global sea-level rise accelerates.
Read the summaryUnited Nations Environment Programme · 2026
National pledges fall short of the global cuts needed to limit temperature overshoot.
Read the summaryRadio Pakistan announcement coverage · 2026
What was announced, what we could confirm, and which details are still unclear.
Read the summaryMinistry of Climate Change and Environmental Coordination, Pakistan · 2023
How Pakistan plans to adapt to heat, floods and water stress.
Read the summaryGovernment of Pakistan · 2025
Up to 50% by 2035, but two thirds depends on international finance.
Read the summaryWorld Bank Group · 2022
Heat, floods and air pollution as costs to the economy.
Read the summaryWorld Meteorological Organization · 2026
Asia warming faster, glaciers shrinking, and Pakistan’s 2025 monsoon floods.
Read the summaryIntergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) · 2022
Heat, monsoon, Indus water, glaciers, food and health, with confidence levels.
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