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: Punjab Housing and Urban Development Minister Bilal Yasin has directed WASA Punjab and all relevant departments to remain on high alert amid the ongoing monsoon rains. The DG WASA
Islamabad: A changing weather pattern is expected to bring dust storms, thunderstorms, and rainfall to several parts of Pakistan between June 2 and June 5, according to public weather updates.
Lahore: The Meteorological Department has forecast rain, strong winds and thunderstorms in Lahore and across Punjab starting from April 1, as a western weather system enters the country through Balochistan.
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast rain and snowfall in various parts of the country from February 8 to 10. According to the advisory, rain with snowfall is expected
