PMD says daytime temperatures are expected to increase from Monday, with the mercury likely to reach a maximum of 37 degrees Celsius

Met Office says a strong high-pressure system developing in upper atmosphere is likely to trigger moderate to severe heatwave conditions across most districts of Sindh from June 8 to June 12

A high-pressure system present over upper atmospheric levels is likely to strengthen further from tomorrow, leading to a prolonged spell of moderate to severe heatwave conditions in Sindh

High-pressure system is expected to form on May 25 and intensify from May 26, leading to significantly higher temperatures nationwide

PMD says strong winds likely; no threat to Pakistan’s coastal areas.

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

National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has cautioned that monsoon spell is not expected to subside soon and further rain systems are likely until the first ten days of September

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

Maximum temperature in Karachi is likely to remain between 33°C and 35°C amid cloudy and humid weather