The country is experiencing mild cold weather in most parts, as a new rainy spell is anticipated from 1st December evening/night. This rainy/snowy spell is expected to influence most parts of the country including Parts of Balochistan, Sindh, Punjab, KPK, Kashmir, and Gilgit Baltistan from 1st December to 4th December. After this wintery spell, a […]
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Fresh WD is impacting the country’s extreme north part, including Upper KPK and GB. This WD is likely to expand further in the upper parts of the country. This will result in light to moderate rains along with snowfall over high mountains during the next 36-48 hours. The areas where rain/snow chances are high include
Temperature is a critical parameter for humanity to sustain life on Earth. Extreme temperatures (cold or hot) are detrimental to the survival of life on our miracle planet. The average temperature of the earth is comfortable at 15 °C. The extreme temperatures range from -89.2 °C recorded in Vostok weather station in Antarctica to 56.7
A new WD has approached the upper parts of the country, causing significant rain and snowfall over high mountains. Areas where precipitation has been recorded over the past 24 hours include upper KPK, particularly Swat Valley, Dir, Mardan, and Naran Kaghan valleys. In Kashmir, areas around Muzzaffarabad and Neelum Valley have recorded rain and snow
These days, above-normal temperatures are being recorded in most parts of the country. Some southern areas of the country are still experiencing hot weather, with some parts experiencing above 40C. The reason behind this hot weather is attributed to the absence of any significant western disturbances and tropical activities in the seas of the region.
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Pakistan’s weather is mostly dry, and temperatures have been above normal for most parts of the country in October so far. This trend is likely to continue until at least 25th October. Only two moderate-intensity WDs have impacted mostly the upper parts of the country in the first decade of October. While the southern parts
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The last Spell of monsoon season 2024 is likely to impact the upper and central parts of Punjab, KPK, Kashmir, Northeast Balochistan, and Southeast Sindh from Thursday night till Sunday (26th September to 29th September). Punjab & Islamabad Fairly widespread to widespread thunderstorm rain (Isolated heavy rain) is likely in upper Punjab Province including Islamabad, Rawalpindi (Attock,
Weather is expected to remain mostly dry during the next 24 hours. However, isolated activities are possible in upper, central, and south Punjab, Northeast Balochistan, KPK, and Kashmir. Punjab & Islamabad Isolated Thunderstorm rain is likely in the various parts of Punjab Province. These parts include Islamabad, Rawalpindi (Attock, Murree, Jhelum, and Chakwal), Gujranwala (Sialkot, Narowal, Gujrat, Mandi Bahuddin,
This year 2024, monsoon started on time in Pakistan, in the first week of July. The start of this year’s monsoon was not impressive in Pakistan and adjoining regions. The reason for this sluggish start was the prevailing neutral weather pattern after a strong El Nino. However, despite the slow start, July was not disappointing
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Weather is expected to remain mostly dry during the next 24 hours. However, isolated activities are possible in Sindh, Eastern and Southern Balochistan, Upper KPK, and Kashmir. Punjab & Islamabad Isolated Thunderstorm rain is likely in the South and Eastern Punjab Province. Including Multan (Khanewal, Lodhran, and Vehari), DG Khan (Layyah, Kot Addu, Muzaffargarh, and Rajanpur), Bahawalpur (Bahawalnagar and