Another monsoon spell is expected to bring rain and thunderstorms to several parts of Pakistan from August 27.
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) issued the latest forecast amid concerns over heavy rainfall and flooding.
According to the weather department, the new system could affect Islamabad and other areas. Strong winds, showers and thunderstorms are expected with its arrival.
Islamabad is expected to remain hot and mostly dry today. The capital may experience partly cloudy weather during the day.
The maximum temperature is forecast to reach 35°C. Most parts of the day are expected to remain without rainfall.
Temperatures could rise further on August 26. The mercury may reach around 36°C in Islamabad before the new system develops.
Another monsoon spell is expected to bring stronger winds from August 27. Rainfall activity could increase across several areas as the system moves in.
The forecast has raised concerns about possible urban flooding. Islamabad, Rawalpindi and other parts of Punjab remain vulnerable to heavy rainfall.
Authorities have also warned about potential landslides in mountainous regions. Heavy showers can increase risks in hilly and low-lying locations.
Residents have been advised to take precautions during periods of rainfall. People should avoid unnecessary travel when weather conditions become severe.
Tourists have also been urged to remain cautious in mountainous areas. They should avoid locations vulnerable to flooding and landslides.
The weather situation in Karachi remains different from northern parts of the country. The city is experiencing hot and humid conditions.
Karachi’s temperature is expected to reach around 33°C. Southwesterly winds are currently blowing at approximately 12 kilometres per hour.
Reduced sea-breeze activity is contributing to the city’s humid weather. Residents are likely to experience uncomfortable conditions during the day.
Lahore is also expected to remain hot and humid. The weather department has forecast no rainfall in the city during the current week.
Another monsoon spell could change weather conditions in several areas from August 27. However, the impact may vary between regions.
The PMD forecast highlights the possibility of thunderstorms and showers in Islamabad. Other parts of the country may also receive rainfall under the developing system.
The latest outlook comes after repeated weather-related concerns across Punjab. Heavy rainfall has previously caused water accumulation and flooding in urban areas.
Authorities are monitoring the situation as the new system approaches. Emergency departments may need to remain prepared for changing weather conditions.
Residents should follow official weather updates during the forecast period. Particular attention is advised in flood-prone and mountainous areas.
The expected weather system could provide relief from hot conditions in some areas. However, heavy rainfall may also create fresh risks for vulnerable communities.
For now, Islamabad is expected to remain mostly dry before the system arrives. Weather conditions are likely to become more active from August 27.
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