US EditionMonsoon Rains to Begin Across Pakistan From June 25
- The Pakistan Meteorological Department forecasted the onset of widespread monsoon rains across Pakistan starting June 25, affecting most provinces and regions including Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Azad Kashmir.
- This forecast follows pre-monsoon rains recorded in Punjab on June 24 and the approach of a strong westerly wave expected to intensify rainfall across the country in the coming days.
- The PMD warned of potential flash floods in hill torrents, urban flooding in low-lying areas including Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Hyderabad, and Karachi, and risks of landslides in vulnerable hilly regions during the forecast period from June 25 to July 1.
- Officials have advised travelers and tourists to stay vigilant and recommended that citizens and authorities implement precautionary measures, as intense rain along with strong winds and lightning could disrupt daily routines and cause damage to fragile structures.
- The widespread monsoon rains and associated hazards suggest increased risks of flooding, landslides, and disruptions across Pakistan, requiring heightened alertness from relevant departments and the public.
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Monsoon rains to begin across Pakistan from June 25
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecast the onset of monsoon rains across the country starting from June 25, with spells of heavy rain likely to continue until July 1. However, an alert for possible urban flooding in low-lying areas has also been issued. According to PMD, humid winds are entering upper and central parts of the country, and their intensity is expected to increase in the coming days. From June 24 to July 2, areas…
PMD predicts widespread monsoon rains from June 25
View of a downpour during a hot day in Lahore on Saturday, May 24, 2025. — PPIThe Pakistan Meteorological Department predicted widespread rains as first monsoon spell is likely to hit most parts of country from June 25.It also warned that heavy rainfall may cause flash floods, urban...
Pakistan forecasts monsoon rains from June 25, warns of flash floods
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Meteorological Department (Met) on Monday forecast that several parts of the country will receive heavy monsoon rains from June 25 onwards, urging masses to take precautions against the resulting flash floods and landslides in low lying and hilly areas. The alert comes as Pakistan braces for another season of extreme weather, following deadly heatwaves
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