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Dry, dry and dry weather ahead!
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All year weather returns for Karachi!
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Relief for Sindh
Sindh province had been experiencing harsh rainfall since middle of August till middle of September, but all that appears to be the past thing as no new monsoon spell is in sight and monsoon of 2011 may be coming to an end. In Punjab, too there was a great start to the monsoon season but after middle of August, monsoon activity decreased gradually with the last monsoon spell hitting Punjab, Khyber, Kashmir and Gilgit till September 16. Temperatures have remained low and normal in many parts of the country while high humidity remained in the monsoon belt of Pakistan. All of that is now about to change!
Outlook for provinces
Temperatures are expected to rise slowly, humidity and cloud cover is expected to decrease. However there is a slight chance (15 – 20%) of some isolated drizzle/showers during the end of the month in few parts of Sindh.
Punjab
Dry weather with few passing clouds expected during the next 10 days. Temperature may rise till 36°C or 37°C in some cities of Punjab, similar conditions expected in south Punjab.
Sindh
Dry weather with hot conditions in few districts of upper Sindh. Temperature may rise till 36°C, while at some isolated places it may rise till 39°C.
Khyber Pakhunkhwa
Dry weather expected in many parts of the province. Temperatures may remain around 33°C, while lower at some northern parts. Few drizzle may occur in isolated places of provinces.
Balochistan
Dry weather is also expected in Balochistan, temperatures will be higher in the coastal parts than compared to the north-western parts of the province.
Monsoon News of 2011
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Tamil Nadu get ready for NE monsoon from October!
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Chapter of monsoon 2011 is closed!
Monsoon may start to withdraw from Pakistan during the next few days. The monsoon withdrawal date for Pakistan is September 15. In 2010, monsoon left the country before September 15. However in India, monsoon completely withdraws by October 15. The withdrawal is attributed to change in the wind direction. This triggers withdrawal of monsoon.
Before monsoon withdraws from West Rajasthan, Pakistan should be monsoon-free. The conditions of withdrawal of monsoon are;
- Reduction in the level of moisture.
- Formation of anti-cyclones.
- Prolonged dry spell.
Pakistan Weather PortaL 
18 responses to “Pakistan Weather Update & Monsoon alert (September 17 – September 23)”
@KM :
When will the indian ocean cyclone season begin ?
Mostly after SW monsoon is about to leave India…mostly in October…
@KM
WHEN WILL WINTER SEASON START IN KARACHI?
@KM
WHEN WILL WINTER SEASON START IN ISLAMABAD?
@Ashan and Rain Lower
Winter in Pakistan usually/normally starts in mid-november while after few weeks the westerlies start to reach s.pak..
WTH :S
Another low ? =D
Salam Babar bhai.Sindh m Winter rains kb se start hogi???
walaikum assalam ..The normal winter in Sindh starts from late Nov or early Decem….
karachi metro when will this current high pressure area moves from upper punjab and when will weather start to change in islamabad/rawalpindi
Highs in this time of the year are common….it will stay till coming days..
Depression showed up when monsoon over in Pakistan.
wow ! A coincidence or what ?
its very normal…
Babar bhai “POLA CYCLONE”1970 kay bary m kuch breaif karein ge ap?
its bhola… https://karachimetrological.wordpress.com/2011/07/05/the-bhola-cyclone-not-so-bhola-at-all/
Thanks Babar Bhai
Pola :D
Sorry bhai pola nahi bhola