A weak weather system continues to affect Punjab, bringing dust-laden winds and intermittent rain across several districts. The system has remained active for the past few days. It is expected to continue influencing the weather today as well.
According to the latest update from the Met Office, parts of Punjab may receive fresh rainfall during the day. Lahore, in particular, is likely to experience dust storms followed by light to moderate showers. The weather conditions have improved slightly after recent rain. Temperatures have also dropped compared to the previous heatwave.
In Lahore, the minimum temperature was recorded at 26°C on Friday. The maximum temperature is expected to stay around 34°C. The mix of wind and rain has made the weather more comfortable for residents. However, dusty winds may still cause temporary disruption in visibility.
The Provincial Disaster Management Authority has issued a weather alert across Punjab. The alert warns of strong winds, rain, and possible hailstorms in some areas. Officials said that rain is likely in most districts of Punjab throughout the day.
Several regions are expected to receive rainfall. These include Rawalpindi, Murree, Attock, Jhelum, Chakwal, and Gujranwala. Other affected areas include Faisalabad, Sargodha, Sialkot, Multan, Bahawalpur, and Dera Ghazi Khan. Light to moderate showers may also occur in surrounding districts.
Authorities have placed district administrations on alert across Punjab. Commissioners and deputy commissioners have been instructed to monitor the situation closely. Emergency teams have been directed to remain active in case of any weather-related incidents.
In Lahore, WASA teams have been deployed in the field. They are ready to manage any water accumulation during rainfall. Officials are also monitoring drainage points to avoid urban flooding.
The PDMA has advised citizens to take precautions during unstable weather. People are urged to stay indoors during lightning and avoid open spaces. Drivers have been asked to reduce speed during dust storms.
Farmers across Punjab have also been advised to protect crops and equipment. Sudden winds may affect standing crops in some areas. Travelers heading toward northern regions should remain cautious due to changing weather conditions.
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Overall, weather activity is expected to remain unstable across Punjab for the next several hours. Light rain and wind spells may continue in different parts of the province.
