Weather is likely to remain unstable in Pakistan during Thursday night to Tuesday, producing rains with dust-thunderstorm at scattered places of Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhawa and AJK and at a few places of Sindh and north east Balochistan
Spokesperson
Met Office informed that a westerly wave is likely to enter Pakistan on Tuesday and likely to persist in upper parts till Thursday. Under the influence of this westerly wave, following weather is expected.
Note: Farmers are advised to take precautionary measures during the forecast period.
Spokesperson
Met Office informed that a westerly wave is likely to enter in Pakistan on Sunday and likely to grip upper and central parts of the country on Monday and may persist in upper parts till Wednesday. Under the influence of this westerly wave, following weather is expected.
Spokesperson
A westerly wave is likely to enter in Pakistan on Thursday (night) and likely to grip upper and central parts of the country on Friday and may persist in upper parts till Monday. Under the influence of this westerly wave, following weather is expected in coming days:
Spokesperson
Met Office informed that another westerly weather system is likely to enter in Balochistan on Monday that will grip upper parts of the country on Tuesday. Under the influence of this system the weather will be as under:
Spokesperson
Another westerly wave is likely to enter in Pakistan on Friday that will be intensified on Sunday. Under the influence of this westerly wave, rains are expected in the country in coming days, such as;
Spokesperson