Met Office predicts more downpours until August 23 as Karachi remains on high alert and braces for further disruption

MET office warns that under intense weather conditions due to monsoon season, fragile structures such as makeshift houses, electric poles, vehicles and solar panels might be at risk of damage

Thunderstorms, rain are expected in Karachi on July 19 as per official weather advisory

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

A western disturbance is currently affecting upper and central regions of Pakistan, with its impact now extending to southern areas including Sindh  

Pakistan Meteorological Department says country experienced normal to below-normal rainfall from February 2025 to April 2025

MET office forecasts that weather in Karachi will remain hot and dry today, with temperatures expected to stay hot and humid on Tuesday and Wednesday

The heavy rainfall is expected in Karachi and other districts of Sindh due to monsoon system.

Pakistan Metrological Department says deep depression (DD, a very strong low-pressure area) has been slowly moving westward and southwestward over the past 12 hours from the Rann of Kutch in India, and is now approximately 270 kilometers southeast of Karachi

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif directed National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) to take immediate measures for the protection of lives and properties of people in view of the torrential rains in the country