Monsoon brings another round of rain to Lahore, Islamabad and Karachi

According to the Pakistan weather update issued by the Pakistan Meteorological Department, rain is likely in many parts of the country.

The rain forecast Pakistan says the current monsoon spell will continue, bringing cooler weather and the possibility of heavy rainfall in some regions.

The Lahore weather forecast shows that the city will receive more rain after two days of continuous showers.

The recent rainfall has reduced the heat and humidity, making the weather more pleasant. The maximum temperature is expected to remain around 30°C, while the minimum may stay near 27°C.

The Lahore weather report also says humidity will reach 88%, with winds blowing at around 13km/h.

The Islamabad weather forecast predicts intermittent rain throughout the day, with heavy showers possible in some areas. The capital has already recorded a noticeable drop in temperature because of the ongoing monsoon.

Morning temperatures were around 22°C, while the daytime temperature may reach 27°C. The Islamabad weather report also says humidity remains above 96%, with winds expected at around 14km/h.

According to the rain forecast Pakistan, rainfall may continue in Islamabad for the next two to three days.

Meanwhile, the Karachi weather today forecast says the city will remain partly cloudy, with light drizzle expected during the day.

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Temperatures are likely to range between 33°C and 35°C, while the minimum temperature has been recorded at 28.5°C. The Karachi weather today report says southwesterly winds are blowing at around 8km/h, with humidity standing at 78%.

The rain forecast Pakistan also predicts thunderstorms and rain in Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan, and upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The Pakistan weather update advises people to stay informed about changing weather conditions, especially in areas where heavy rainfall could cause travel disruptions.

The Lahore weather, Islamabad weather, and Karachi weather today forecasts indicate that monsoon activity will continue in different parts of the country, bringing more relief from the heat but also increasing the risk of waterlogging in low-lying areas.