Northern Pakistan: The National Disaster Management Authority’s National Emergencies Operation Centre (NEOC) has issued a 72-hour potential flood alert as heavy rain, thunderstorms and strong winds are forecast across Gilgit-Baltistan,
Islamabad/Rawalpindi: Heavy rainfall affected several parts of the twin cities, causing water accumulation on major roads and underpasses and slowing traffic movement. Intense showers overwhelmed drainage in some low-lying areas,
Lahore/Peshawar: A five-day monsoon spell from August 17 to 21 is expected to bring rain and thunderstorms to several districts of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Authorities have warned that isolated
Lahore: Heavy rain continued across different parts of the provincial capital, with intense showers affecting Canal Road and other localities. Rainwater accumulated on roads at several points, creating difficulties for
Lahore: Continuous rainfall has exposed serious drainage problems in different parts of the city, with Ferozepur Road, Gajju Matta, and LDA Gol Chakkar turning into scenes resembling streams and flooded
Lahore: After continuous rainfall in the city, Punjab Housing Minister Bilal Yasin visited several areas to review rainwater drainage operations and directed WASA teams to remain fully active in the
Lahore: Heavy rain across the city has left several main roads and commercial areas under water, with Kareem Block Main Market facing severe water accumulation. According to citizens, around two
Lahore: Citizens in Lahore experienced intense humidity and uncomfortable heat from the morning, as rising temperatures and high moisture levels made weather conditions difficult soon after sunrise. However, heavy rainfall
A fresh monsoon spell has brought rain and thunderstorms to Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Lahore and several parts of Punjab, providing relief from intense heat and humid conditions. Heavy downpours have also
Islamabad: The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued warnings for dust storms, heavy rainfall, and potential hailstorms across various parts of the country starting June 11. Citizens are advised to
