Pre-Monsoon Rains to Lash Country From June 20: PMD

Pre-monsoon rains to lash country from June 20: PMD

Heavy rain, duststorms expected in KP, Punjab and Balochistan.

Pre-monsoon rains likely to hit Pakistan from June 20-23

Motorcyclists commuting amid rain in Karachi, on September 20, 2023. — INPPre-monsoon rains are likely to hit various regions of the country from June 20-23 with occasional gaps, the Pakistan Meteorological Department said on Thursday.The expected wet spell will bring dust storms,...

PMD forecasts pre-monsoon rains across country from today

The Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast pre-monsoon rains across various regions of the country from June 20-23 with occasional gaps, subsiding the intense heatwave affecting several parts.The expected wet spell...

Pre-monsoon rains forecast across Pakistan from June 20–23: Met Office

The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecast a spell of pre-monsoon rains across the country from June 20 to 23, as moist currents from the Bay of Bengal

Pre-Monsoon Rains Set to Bring Heavy Showers and Duststorms Across Pakistan Starting June 20

Pre-monsoon rains are forecast to hit Pakistan from June 20 to June 23, bringing relief from the ongoing intense heatwave. The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has predicted that moist currents from the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea, along with a westerly wave approaching the northern parts of the country, will cause unstable weather conditions during this period. The expected weather includes dust storms, thunderstorms, heavy rain, …

Pre-monsoon rains expected across Pakistan from June 20-23: PMD

The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecast pre-monsoon rains across various regions of the country from June 20-23 with occasional gaps, subsiding the intense heat wave affecting several parts. The expected wet spell will bring dust storms, rain-wind, and thundershowers, while isolated areas may also experience heavy rainfall and hailstorms. According to the Met Office, moist currents from the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea wer…