Lahore, Pakistan Climate & Monthly Averages

Pakistan 🇵🇰 · humid subtropical climate
Annual avg
75°
Hottest month
June
Coldest month
January
Rainy days / yr
77
Sunshine
10.1 h/day
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The climate of Lahore

Lahore's year is organised around rain rather than temperature. 58% of its 24.9 inches (633 mm) annual total arrives in the July to September window, while December averages 10 mm (0.4 in). Temperatures move far less: 102°F (39°C) at the year's warmest against 63°F (17°C) at its coolest.

Climate quick facts

  • Hottest month: June - highs near 102°F (39°C)
  • Coldest month: January - highs near 63°F (17°C)
  • Decade extremes (2015-2024): 116°F (46°C) high · 35°F (2°C) low
  • Wettest month: July (17 rainy days) · Sunniest: May (11.5 h sun/day)
  • Climate type: humid subtropical
  • Annual swing: 21°C between the average warmest and coolest month · day to night: 11°C
  • Months averaging 30°C or hotter: 7
  • Average humidity: 63%

Temperatures through the year

Average highs hold at or above 30°C for 7 months of the year, April through October being the unbroken run. At its warmest, in June, Lahore runs to 102°F (39°C) in the afternoon and back to 81°F (27°C) by dawn. January bottoms out at 63°F (17°C) in daylight, 44°F (7°C) after dark. Rainfall is strongly seasonal: 58% of the annual total falls in the July to September window, leaving December at 10 mm (0.4 in).

Rain, sun and snow

Four of the twelve months pair mild highs with fewer than twelve wet days; the longest unbroken run is February through March. The gridded 2015-2024 daily record for this location tops out at 116°F (46°C) and bottoms at 35°F (2°C) - decade extremes, not all-time station records.

How Lahore compares

  • 58% of the year's precipitation falls in its wettest three months - more seasonal than 89% of the 3496 cities we track.

Ranked against every city in our dataset, each measured on the same ten-year window.

Monthly climate table

Monthly averages for Lahore based on 2015–2024 weather data. Daylight is sunrise to sunset on the 15th; wet-day chance is the share of days with measurable rain.
MonthHighLow Rain daysPrecipitation SunshineDaylightWet-day chanceHumidity
January 63° 44° 5 1.7 in 7.8 h/day 10.3 h 17% 79%
February 72° 49° 5 1.4 in 9.6 h/day 11.0 h 17% 69%
March 80° 58° 7 2.2 in 10.0 h/day 11.9 h 22% 62%
April 92° 67° 5 0.9 in 11.0 h/day 12.9 h 16% 45%
May 101° 75° 3 0.5 in 11.5 h/day 13.7 h 10% 36%
June 102° 81° 6 1.9 in 11.5 h/day 14.2 h 21% 47%
July 95° 80° 17 6.2 in 9.9 h/day 14.0 h 55% 73%
August 93° 80° 16 5.9 in 10.3 h/day 13.3 h 53% 77%
September 93° 77° 7 2.5 in 10.9 h/day 12.3 h 22% 70%
October 89° 67° 2 0.8 in 10.2 h/day 11.3 h 8% 61%
November 78° 56° 2 0.6 in 9.3 h/day 10.5 h 8% 68%
December 69° 47° 1 0.4 in 9.1 h/day 10.1 h 5% 72%

Lahore month by month

Average high and low for each month, with the bar showing where it sits in Lahore's year (left is the coldest night, right is the warmest afternoon).

January

Coldest
63°44°
Rain
5 days
Sunshine
7.8 h
Daylight
10.3 h

February

72°49°
Rain
5 days
Sunshine
9.6 h
Daylight
11.0 h

March

80°58°
Rain
7 days
Sunshine
10.0 h
Daylight
11.9 h

April

92°67°
Rain
5 days
Sunshine
11.0 h
Daylight
12.9 h

May

Sunniest
101°75°
Rain
3 days
Sunshine
11.5 h
Daylight
13.7 h

June

Hottest
102°81°
Rain
6 days
Sunshine
11.5 h
Daylight
14.2 h

July

Wettest
95°80°
Rain
17 days
Sunshine
9.9 h
Daylight
14.0 h

August

93°80°
Rain
16 days
Sunshine
10.3 h
Daylight
13.3 h

September

93°77°
Rain
7 days
Sunshine
10.9 h
Daylight
12.3 h

October

89°67°
Rain
2 days
Sunshine
10.2 h
Daylight
11.3 h

November

78°56°
Rain
2 days
Sunshine
9.3 h
Daylight
10.5 h

December

Driest
69°47°
Rain
1 day
Sunshine
9.1 h
Daylight
10.1 h

Warmer places to go, by month: January · February · March · April · May · June · July · August · September · October · November · December

Seasons in Lahore

Spring (March through May)

Through spring, Lahore is hot: 91°F (33°C) by day, 67°F (19°C) after dark, and rain comes on about 15 days over the three months. Daylight is generous - around 10.8 hours of sun a day.

Summer (June through August)

Summer in Lahore is punishingly hot, with daytime highs averaging 96°F (36°C) and nights around 80°F (27°C); rain falls on around 40 of the 90 days. Daylight is generous - around 10.6 hours of sun a day.

Fall (September through November)

Fall is hot here - highs near 87°F (30°C), nights near 67°F (19°C), and rain comes on about 12 days over the three months. Daylight is generous - around 10.1 hours of sun a day.

Winter (December through February)

Winter in Lahore runs cool rather than cold, with daytime highs averaging 68°F (20°C) and nights around 47°F (8°C); rain comes on about 11 days over the three months.

Climate questions, answered

How humid does Lahore get?
Relative humidity averages 63% across the year, which reads as moderate. The most comfortable stretch falls in the drier half of the year.
How hot does Lahore get in summer?
June averages 102°F (39°C). That is serious heat, and the decade record for this location is 116°F (46°C).
What should I wear in Lahore?
It depends on the month: June runs to 102°F (39°C) while January holds at 63°F (17°C). The full month-by-month breakdown is in the packing notes above.
How warm is Lahore on average?
75°F (24°C) across all twelve months - about 86°F (30°C) by day and 65°F (18°C) after dark.

Best time to visit Lahore

Aim for November to March if you get the choice: the rains have stopped and the heat has not yet peaked, and highs average 72°F (22°C) against roughly 4 wet days a month. For the same question asked the other way round, see where else is warm in November.

Pack for Lahore with lightweight, breathable clothing and serious sun protection and rain gear if you travel around July. Note the gap between afternoon and night: June pairs 102°F (39°C) with 81°F (27°C).

Lahore temperature records (2015-2024)

Highest recorded
116°
in June
Lowest recorded
35°
in January
Annual precipitation
24.9"
Snowy days / yr
0

Derived from ERA5 reanalysis data, 2015–2024. Official station records may differ. Need the precipitation in other units? The mm-to-inches rainfall converter handles it.