Monsoon Rains Continue Across Pakistan, Causing Flooding and Fatal Accidents

Monsoon rains continue to impact several parts of Pakistan, bringing relief from the intense summer heat while also causing deadly accidents, urban flooding, and damage to infrastructure. At least six people, including children, have lost their lives in rain-related incidents as heavy downpours persist across the country. In Punjab, Gujranwala, Gujrat, Sialkot, Toba Tek Singh,…

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Heavy rain and strong winds disrupt flights in Islamabad

Heavy rain accompanied by strong winds disrupted daily life and flight operations in Islamabad, with poor visibility causing delays for several incoming and outgoing flights. The sudden spell of intense rainfall swept across various parts of the federal capital, reducing visibility and creating difficult driving conditions during peak traffic hours. Water accumulated in several low-lying…

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Light Rain Brings Welcome Relief as Karachi Enjoys Pleasant Weather

Light Rain Brings Pleasant Weather to Karachi Residents of Karachi finally experienced relief from intense heat and humidity after light rain and drizzle fell across several parts of the city on Saturday. The refreshing weather created a cooler atmosphere, allowing people to enjoy a noticeable drop in temperature after several days of uncomfortable conditions. The…

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Karachi Among Areas Likely to Receive Rain as PMD Issues Nationwide Weather Advisory

The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued a nationwide weather advisory forecasting widespread dust storms, windstorms, and rain-thunderstorms across several regions of the country from June 16 to June 20. According to the latest outlook, Karachi and its surrounding areas are also expected to receive dust storms accompanied by light rainfall, offering temporary relief from…

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PMD Warns of Below-Normal Monsoon Rainfall and Above-Normal Temperatures Across Pakistan from July to September

The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued a fresh three-month seasonal outlook, warning that most parts of Pakistan are expected to experience below-normal monsoon rainfall coupled with above-average temperatures from July through September 2026. The forecast raises concerns over potential water shortages, agricultural losses, health risks, and climate-related disasters during the peak monsoon season. According…

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46 Homes Gutted as Rain, Dust Storms and Fires Cause Widespread Damage in South Punjab

46 Homes Gutted as Rain, Dust Storms and Fires Cause Widespread Damage in South Punjab LAHORE – Severe weather conditions across South Punjab have left a trail of destruction, with strong winds, dust storms and rainfall causing fires, property damage, livestock losses and casualties in several districts. According to rescue officials, one unidentified man lost…

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Karachi Feels Like 47°C as High Humidity Intensifies Heatwave Conditions

Karachi is experiencing intense weather conditions as high humidity levels combine with soaring temperatures, making the city feel significantly hotter than the actual recorded temperature. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the heat index in Karachi is expected to reach between 46°C and 47°C, creating uncomfortable and potentially dangerous conditions for residents. While the…

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Severe Heatwave Grips Sindh as Temperatures Near 50°C, PMD Issues High Alert Across Province

A severe heatwave has tightened its grip across Sindh, with the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) warning that temperatures in several districts could reach as high as 50°C. The extreme weather conditions are expected to continue until May 31, affecting millions of residents across the province. According to the latest PMD forecast, upper Sindh districts including…

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Doctor Warns of Summer-Related Skin and Stomach Ailments, Urges Preventive Measures

A health expert has warned the public about the increased risk of skin and stomach-related ailments during the summer season, urging people to take preventive measures to protect their health. Dermatologist Dr Kashif Ahmad Malik highlighted that rising temperatures, excessive sweating, and poor hygiene are among the key factors contributing to various seasonal health issues….

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