Rainfall continued to impact various parts of the country, bringing both relief from the heat and widespread disruption.

The Pakistan Meteorological Department has issued warnings of further heavy rain across multiple provinces, urging caution and preparedness. Here’s a regional breakdown of the current weather situation:

Karachi

Several areas of Karachi, including Saddar, Guru Mandir, Lasbela, Golimar, and Nazimabad, received rainfall this morning, offering residents a welcome break from the recent hot spell.

Light showers were also reported in localities such as Shara-e-Faisal, Defence, Qayyumabad, and Korangi, adding to the pleasant change in weather.

However, the Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast heavy rainfall over the next two days and advised residents to remain cautious and avoid unnecessary travel.

Hyderabad

In Hyderabad, intermittent rain continued through the night, resulting in significant flooding across various neighborhoods. The heavy downpour also led to widespread power outages.

Due to the deteriorating conditions, the Deputy Commissioner announced that all government and private educational institutions would remain closed for the day.

Authorities are closely monitoring the situation and have advised the public to stay indoors where possible.

Thatta

Thatta has been severely impacted by relentless rains, which have overwhelmed the drainage system and submerged low-lying areas.

Flood victims, many of whom are already displaced, are facing dire conditions while taking shelter under the open sky.

Continuous rainfall is compounding their struggles, as relief operations remain stretched. According to the reports that the situation in Thatta is critical, and urgent assistance is needed to support the affected population.

Islamabad and Rawalpindi

The weather in Islamabad and Rawalpindi is expected to remain partly cloudy today, with scattered rainfall anticipated in different areas. The Meteorological Department has predicted continued rainfall across most districts of Punjab, Sindh, and Balochistan.

In the upper regions of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Azad Kashmir, there is a possibility of landslides due to ongoing precipitation.

Relevant authorities have been placed on high alert to respond promptly to any emergency situations.