islamabad
ISLAMABAD, Sep 03: The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has released a report detailing the significant loss of life and property due to monsoon rains across Pakistan from July 1 to September 2. According to the report, 306 people lost their lives during this period, including 101 men, 50 women,
Monsoon
Heavy monsoon rains have swept across various parts of the country, leaving many low-lying areas submerged and affected. In the provincial capital, Lahore, moderate to heavy showers fell late into the night, bringing a refreshing change to the weather. Residents of Abbot Road, Shimla Pahari, Qartaba Chowk, Ichra, Ferozepur Road,
Punjab
The Punjab Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) issued a warning about an impending monsoon spell set to impact the province. According to the PDMA spokesperson, this new round of rain will begin on August 25 and continue until August 29. The forecast predicts widespread rainfall across all divisions in Punjab, including
Heavy pre-monsoon rains
KARACHI, July 03: The Meteorological Department's Early Warning Center has forecasted the onset of monsoon winds entering eastern Sindh from Friday, July 5. Anticipating their influence, thundershowers are predicted across several districts including Tharparkar, Umarkot, Mirpur Khas, and others on July 5 and 6. Similarly, Jacobabad, Larkana, and
pre-monsoon rains
LAHORE: Meteorologists predict heavy pre-monsoon rains and above-average monsoon rainfall in Pakistan following a devastating heatwave. Pakistan is currently experiencing an unprecedented and severe heatwave, with meteorologists suggesting it may persist until mid-June. Relief is expected with the onset of pre-monsoon rains, projected to commence from mid-June onwards. Furthermore, forecasts