Sindh on High Alert Ahead of Heavy Rains Forecast for Tomorrow

Sindh on high alert ahead of heavy rains forecast for tomorrow

Sindh Chief Secretary Asif Haider Shah on Tuesday directed authorities across the province to remain on high alert and ensure pre-emptive arrangements to handle any emergency situation ahead of a rain spell expected from tomorrow. The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) had predicted widespread rain and thunderstorms nationwide from March 24 to 30. In Sindh, rain-wind and thunderstorm activity, with chances of isolated hailstorms, is likely…

PDMA issues alert for heavy rain, thunderstorm in Karachi, other parts of Sindh

Strong winds and hail likely to damage weak structures and solar panels: PDMA.Temperatures expected to drop across Sindh during upcoming spell of rain.Met Office issues forecast for rain and thunderstorms across country starting today.

Karachi likely to receive thunderstorm rain from March 25–29

Karachi: Residents of Karachi should prepare as the Meteorological Department has forecast thunderstorms and rain in the city. According to Deputy Director of the Meteorological Department, Anjum Nazir, a new western weather system is expected to enter southern Balochistan tonight. This rain-bearing system may affect different parts of Sindh from March 25 to 29. Anjum Nazir stated that intermittent rainfall is expected in several cities across t…

Rain spell begins across Pakistan, hailstorms and flash floods feared

ISLAMABAD: A fresh spell of rain is set to begin across Pakistan from today, with authorities warning of thunderstorms, hailstorms, and possible flash flooding in several regions. The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecast unstable weather conditions from March 24 to March 30, as a strong western weather system enters the country through Balochistan. According to officials, the system will intensify after March 27 and may persist …

Balochistan Rain Alert: PMD Warns of Heavy Rain and Flash Floods

Balochistan Rain Alert: PMD Warns of Heavy Rain and Flash Floods