ISLAMABAD – Large parts of Pakistan are experiencing intense hot and dry weather, with Sindh and Balochistan facing the most severe conditions. Weather authorities have warned that temperatures are expected to remain significantly above normal levels during the Eid ul Adha holidays.
According to Beyond Time News, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) and the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) have also issued alerts for rain, thunderstorms, and hailstorms in several regions later this month.
Sindh and Balochistan Face Extreme Temperatures
The ongoing heatwave continues to affect daily life across southern Pakistan, particularly in Sindh and Balochistan.
Forecast temperatures for Saturday include:
- Dadu: 45°C
- Sibi: 45°C
- Nawabshah: 44°C
- Mithi: 44°C
- Turbat: 43°C
- Jacobabad: 43°C
As temperatures rise, health experts advise residents to stay hydrated, avoid unnecessary outdoor activities during peak hours, and take precautions against heat-related illnesses.
NDMA Issues Rain Alert for Multiple Regions
While southern areas continue to endure extreme heat, the NDMA has forecast rainfall in several parts of the country between May 26 and May 31.
The advisory indicates that the following regions may receive rain accompanied by thunderstorms:
- Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Gilgit-Baltistan
- Azad Jammu and Kashmir
Additionally, some areas could experience strong winds and localized weather disruptions during the forecast period.
Rain Expected in Sindh and Balochistan
Weather experts predict that parts of Sindh and Balochistan may receive rainfall toward the end of the month.
Cities expected to receive rain on May 30 and 31 include:
- Karachi
- Hyderabad
- Thatta
- Badin
- Quetta
The anticipated rainfall could provide temporary relief from the ongoing heatwave.
Punjab and Islamabad Also Likely to Receive Rain
The weather system is expected to affect northern and central regions as well.
According to forecasts, Islamabad and several districts of Punjab may experience:
- Rainfall
- Thunderstorms
- Hailstorms in some areas
Authorities have advised local administrations to remain prepared for possible weather-related disruptions.
Met Office Warns of Eid Holiday Heatwave
The Pakistan Meteorological Department has warned that a high-pressure system developing in the upper atmosphere may intensify heatwave conditions during the Eid ul Adha holidays.
The weather system is expected to:
- Form on May 25
- Strengthen from May 26 onward
- Cause temperatures to rise significantly across multiple regions
As a result, many areas could experience moderate to severe heatwave conditions through May 31.
Public Advised to Take Precautions
Health officials recommend the following safety measures during the heatwave:
- Drink plenty of water throughout the day.
- Avoid direct sunlight during afternoon hours.
- Wear light-colored and loose-fitting clothing.
- Pay special attention to children, elderly individuals, and outdoor workers.
- Follow weather advisories issued by authorities.
Furthermore, travelers should stay updated on weather forecasts, especially in areas expecting thunderstorms or heavy rain.
Read more:Pakistan Heatwave Alert Issued as Temperatures Expected to Cross 42°C
Conclusion
Pakistan continues to experience widespread hot and dry weather, with Sindh and Balochistan recording some of the highest temperatures in the country. Meanwhile, rain and thunderstorms are expected in several regions later this month, potentially bringing relief from the ongoing heatwave.
According to Beyond Time News, authorities remain on alert as changing weather conditions could affect travel, outdoor activities, and public safety during the Eid ul Adha holidays.
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FAQs
1. Which cities are expected to record the highest temperatures?
Dadu and Sibi are expected to reach around 45°C, followed by Nawabshah and Mithi at 44°C.
2. When will rainfall begin in Pakistan?
Rain is forecast in several regions between May 26 and May 31.
3. Will Karachi receive rain?
Yes, Karachi is expected to receive rain on May 30 and 31.
4. What warning has the Met Office issued?
The PMD has warned of moderate to severe heatwave conditions during the Eid ul Adha holidays.
5. Which regions may receive thunderstorms?
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan, Azad Kashmir, Islamabad, and parts of Punjab may experience thunderstorms and rain.
