Pre-Monsoon rains Pakistan to bring relief as NDMA issues flash flood warning
However, the NDMA alert warns that the changing weather could also trigger dangerous flooding and landslides before the start of the regular monsoon rains Pakistan season.
According to the PMD weather forecast, the regular monsoon rains Pakistan are expected to begin on July 1. Before that, pre-monsoon rains Pakistan are likely to bring rain to several regions.
NDMA alert warns of glacier dangers
The NDMA alert says rising temperatures and expected rainfall may speed up glacier melting Pakistan, increasing the risk of rivers and glacial lakes overflowing.
Officials warned that rapid glacier melting Pakistan could lead to a flash flood warning, glacial lake outburst floods, and a landslide alert in several northern districts.
The NDMA alert advises residents, tourists, and travellers to remain cautious and follow official safety instructions.
PMD weather forecast for major cities
The latest PMD weather forecast says Lahore is expected to remain hot and humid with no significant rainfall. The city’s maximum temperature could reach 40°C, while the minimum may stay around 32°C.
According to the Pakistan weather update, Karachi will remain hot and partly cloudy with temperatures reaching 36°C. High humidity will make the Pakistan heatwave feel even more intense.
The PMD weather forecast also predicts very hot weather in Islamabad, where daytime temperatures may reach 41°C.
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Northern areas remain under watch
The Gilgit-Baltistan weather forecast indicates rain in several mountainous areas, along with parts of Azad Kashmir and upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Authorities say the Gilgit-Baltistan weather situation could become dangerous because of glacier melting Pakistan.
A flash flood warning and landslide alert remain in place for Hunza, Nagar, Ghizer, Skardu, Shigar, Ghanche, Kharmang, Astore, Diamer, Upper Chitral, Lower Chitral, and Swat.
Officials said the Gilgit-Baltistan weather conditions should be monitored closely over the coming days.
Public urged to stay safe
Authorities have asked people to avoid unnecessary travel near rivers, streams, and glacial lakes during the forecast period.
The flash flood warning remains in effect for vulnerable northern regions, while the landslide alert has also been issued for mountain roads and valleys.
People are advised to follow every Pakistan weather update, stay informed about the Pakistan heatwave, and immediately report emergencies to local authorities.
