Possibility of heavy rain in Karachi today and Sunday would may cause urban flooding in low-lying areas


Karachi: The Meteorological Department has predicted rain across the country today (Saturday), including Karachi to receive heavy rain today and Sunday.
Chief Meteorologist Sardar Sarfraz said that monsoon winds may affect the city from today.
He stated that there is a possibility of heavy rain in Karachi today and Sunday, which is likely to cause urban flooding in low-lying areas.
According to the Meteorological Department, the spell of monsoon in the country is likely to continue till August 25, during which there may be thundershowers in various districts of Sindh and Punjab.
Rain was recorded in different parts of the country including Punjab, Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Friday.
On the other hand, rain is continuing in different areas of Lahore. The weather became pleasant when it rained with strong winds in different areas of the city.
Apart from this, many areas of Punjab including Sheikhupura, Rahim Yar Khan, and Kasur also received rain.
Heavy rain has also been recorded in many areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan

Special Eid trains to start from 25th Ramadan, fares reduced
- 5 hours ago

F-9 park assault: Woman reaches settlement, accused granted bail
- 5 hours ago

Google announces May 18 deadline for deleting location history data
- 3 hours ago
Govt to revise buyback rate for solar users
- 8 hours ago

Iran open to nuclear talks, rejects US demand for program shutdown
- 7 hours ago
Senate chairman accepts PTI’s Sania Nishtar’s resignation
- 7 hours ago

Eid preparations: Sindh to pay advance salaries on March 21
- 7 hours ago
North Korea launches missiles hours after condemning US-South Korea drills
- 4 hours ago
32 injured in North Sea collision between oil tanker and cargo ship
- 4 hours ago

Remittances record 3.8pc growth in Feb 2025 month-on-month
- 4 hours ago

Three Killed, one injured in shooting during Tarawih prayers in Narowal
- 3 hours ago

Gold prices stable in local markets following global trends
- 6 hours ago