A weather advisory says a westerly weather system is likely to enter the upper parts of the country on June 30

Met Office predicts most parts of province to remain hot and dry during the next 24 hours while temperatures in central Balochistan are expected to stay exceptionally high

Sindh and south-eastern Balochistan could experience heavy rains from August 27 to 29

Met Office predicts light to heavy rainfall at various locations in Islamabad, surrounding areas

A shallow westerly wave is anticipated to influence the upper regions starting the evening or night of May 28.

The latest reports suggest that water accumulated on roads and streets which caused huge trouble to the commuters.

Pakistan Meteorological Department says monsoon current waves from the Arabian Sea are expected to reach the upper and central regions of Pakistan starting from the evening of July 12, with a likelihood of intensifying on July 14.

The officials say that since June 25, at least 50 people, including eight children, have lost their lives due to floods and landslides caused by the monsoon rains.

The latest reports suggest that a child has sustained injuries during the heavy rain in the provincial capital.