April weather in Pakistan

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30th April

Nawabshah

50.2°C/ 122.4 °F Maximum

(2018) [Shailaja Neelakantan | Pakistan's town sees 'highest ever April temperature' | TIMESOFINDIA.COM | May 3, 2018

Temperatures soared to 50.2 degrees C, or 122.4 degrees F, in Nawabshah in southern Pakistan on Monday, April 30.

One of the first people to draw attention to this record was French meteorologist Etienne Kapikian. He said it was the hottest April temperature ever recorded in Pakistan and that was a new record for the entire Asian continent as well.

The sizzling heat took a toll on the residents.

"The unbearable heat forced people to remain indoors throughout the day. Roads and markets wore a deserted look and business activities came to a halt. The worst sufferers of heatstroke were labourers and motorcyclists," reported Pakistani newspaper Dawn.