Pakistan Weather Update & Monsoon Alert (July 16 – July 31) – Updated on July 20

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  • Negative Indian ocean Dipole declared!

  • Lahore getting frequent rains

  • Karachi waiting for it’s turn

New Update issued Below from July 20 till July 31 

Precipitation and Temperature from July 16
Precipitation and Temperature from July 16

Pakistan has turned into Monsoonistan as rains have moved into Pakistan, the only area of the country that continue to get proper rains is the northern areas that since the pre-monsoon activity in June is witnessing healthy amounts of rain while the central and southern areas continue to witness isolated events of rains however during the mid-week of July, some improvement was seen over the country, isolated rains occurred in Sindh and south Punjab while northern areas continued to witness almost daily thundershowers since July 6 though the activity weakened after July 10 before weakening strength on July 15 after a brief gap another monsoon spell is expected in the country.

Factors – Present Conditions

*Western trough ’13′ is over the northern areas of the country.aaa

*Low pressure over West Bengal, Odisha and adjoining Bay of Bengal persists.

*Upper air cyclonic circulation over Haryana and adjoining states of India.

Emerging Factors – Effect on Monsoon

Indian Ocean and Dust cloud image
Indian Ocean and Dust cloud image

*INDIAN OCEAN DIPOLE – U.S Weather Agency since July 10 has declared Negative Indian Ocean dipole in the Indian Ocean while Madden-Julian Oscillation phase is also observed over Bay of Bengal and Arabian sea that can remain even during the third/fourth spell in the country. The sea surface temperature of Pacific ocean shows a slight cooling near the coast of South America which indicates towards weak La-Nina. In June, International weather Agencies hinted the possibility of formation of La-Nina later in the season.

*DUST CLOUD – Strong dust cloud presence over southern, moderate over central while weak over the extreme northern areas. There is no dust cloud cover over the northern areas as per today’s image.

Third Monsoon spell

On July 9, PWP mentioned the chances of third monsoon spell in the northern during the mid-week of July at ‘moderate’ and in coming days it was upgraded to ‘extremely high’, PWP also mentioned chances of monsoon activity in Sindh and south Punjab during the mid-week of July. On July 11, a date of July 15 (+1,-1 day error) was given for third spell in the northern areas. On July 12 night till July 14/July 15, weak monsoon activity was observed in Sindh and south Punjab, following are the total rain recorded for Sindh and South Punjab during that period;

  • Mithi got 38 mm.
  • Bahawalpur got 25 mm – South Punjab
  • Chhor got 10 mm.
  • Badin got 14 mm.
  • Padidan got 14 mm.
  • Thatta got 5 mm.
  • Nawabshah got 8 mm.
  • Karachi 2.1 mm
  • Hyderabad got 1.7 mm

Since the third spell has just started in the northern areas therefore the highest rain recorded during the third spell (July 15 till July 17/July 18) will be given after the spell ends.

North – Rain, rain and rain

Highest 30 mm rain seen in north during 3rd spell as per COLA
Highest 30 mm rain seen in north during 3rd spell as per COLA

This spell which started from July 15 can continue till July 17/July 18. During that period, chances of rain with thunder/lightning in Islamabad,  north-eastern Punjab (Lahore, Rawalpindi, Murree city, Jhelum, Gujrat, Faisalabad, Sialkot, Norwal, Sheikpura, Gujranwala, Attock, Mandi Bahauddin and few adjoining districts), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Abbottabad, Manshera, Haripur, Swabi, Swat, Peshawar, Landi Kotal, Hangu, Kohat, Khyber Agency, Khurram Agency and few adjoining districts) and Azad Kashmir (Muzaffarabad, Kotli, Mirpur and few adjoining areas with chances of isolated heavy falls).

The third spell which will continue till July 17/July 18 is weaker and isolated when compared to the second spell. 

Central Areas – Missed thunderclouds!

South Punjab despite witnessing almost daily weak thundercloud formation near it, has not reported any traces. Partly/mostly cloudy with chances of drizzle/isolated shower in South Punjab (Bahawalpur, Bahawalnagar, Rahim Yar Khan, Vehari, Dera Ghazi Khan and adjoining areas).

Due to the advancement of western trough ’13’, north-eastern parts of Balochistan and adjoining south Punjab has witnessed daily formation of thundercloud since July 15, partly/mostly cloudy with chances of Zhob, Musa Khel, Bharkhan, Dera Bugti, Qila Saifullah, Loralai and few adjoining districts of Balochistan.

South – Under cloud cover

Chances of drizzle/isolated shower in parts of Sindh (Karachi, Thatta, Tharparkar, Mirpur Khas, Umerkot, Badin and adjoining areas) while passing clouds (increase during night/morning) in Sanghar, Khairpur, Sukkur, Gotki and adjoining areas,

Chances of showers in parts of Balochistan (Khuzdar, Awaran, Panjgur, Lasbella, and few adjoining districts), thundercloud activity for past days has been observed over these areas as well.

Fourth Monsoon spell

Strong thunderstorm activity seen during the 4th spell in North
Strong thunderstorm activity seen during the 4th spell in North

In PWP’s monsoon update of July 13, it was mentioned that fourth monsoon spell can start after the third spell, the fourth spell has a better coverage. On July 16, PWP gave a date for the fourth monsoon spell in the northern that is July 20 (+1,-1 day error).

During the fourth spell, northern Punjab, Azad Kashmir and parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa can witness heavy rain with chances of isolated very heavy rain in northern Punjab and adjoining Azad Kashmir while coastal areas & adjoining south-eastern parts of Sindh  and North-eastern Balochistan & parts of south Punjab can witness light showers as per some models, no chances of proper rains yet in Sindh and south Punjab.

  • Pakistan Weather Update will be updated once the third monsoon spell ends

Pakistan Weather Update & Monsoon Alert (July 20 – July 31)

  • Fourth Spell is bringing heavy rains to North

  • Fifth Monsoon spell seen for North

  • Wet week ahead!

Precipitation and Temperature till July 27
 Temperature and Precipitation till July 27

Pakistan especially the northern areas are under the grip of monsoon rains after the end of third monsoon spell on July 18, the northern areas saw the strongest monsoon spell (fourth spell) of the season from July 20.

Factors – Present Conditions

*Western system ’14’ over the northern areas of Pakistan.

*Upper air cyclonic circulation over Indian Punjab another over north-east Madya Pradesh and adjoining north Chhatisgarh and south-east Utter Pradesh.

*Low pressure over north-western sector of Bay of Bengal.

Recap of the Third Monsoon spell

On July 9, PWP mentioned the chances of third monsoon spell in the northern during the mid-week of July at ‘moderate’ and in coming days it was upgraded to ‘extremely high’, PWP also mentioned chances of monsoon activity in Sindh and south Punjab during the mid-week of July. On July 11, a date of July 15 (+1,-1 day error) was given for third spell in the northern areas. On July 12 night till July 14/July 15, weak monsoon activity was observed in Sindh and south Punjab, following are the total rain recorded for Sindh and South Punjab during that period;

  • Mithi got 38 mm.
  • Bahawalpur got 25 mm – South Punjab
  • Chhor got 10 mm.
  • Badin got 14 mm.
  • Padidan got 14 mm.
  • Thatta got 5 mm.
  • Nawabshah got 8 mm.
  • Karachi 2.1 mm
  • Hyderabad got 1.7 mm

The highest rain (above 40 mm) recorded in the northern areas during the third spell (July 15 till July 17/July 18) is as follow;

  • Risalpur got 101 mm – Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
  • Lahore got 55 mm (Mirsi Shah Reading) – Punjab
  • Islamabad got 46 mm.
  • Parachinar got 46 mm – Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
  • Jehlum got 43 mm – Punjab
  • Kakul got 45 mm – Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
  • Mianwali got 43 mm -Punjab
  • Dir got 40 mm – Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

The third monsoon spell started from July 15 and ended on July 18. Weak western trough ’13’ was also present during that period. After 24 hours, fourth monsoon spell hit the northern areas, it was also facilitated due to a western system – western disturbance ’14’.

Fourth Monsoon Spell

On July 13, PWP talked about the fourth monsoon spell right after the third spell, in the following days the chances of the fourth spell was upgraded in the northern areas. On July 16, PWP gave a date for the fourth monsoon spell that was July 20 (+1,-1 day error) and told that the spell has the potential to cause isolated very heavy downpour in parts of northern Punjab, Azad Kashmir and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The spell started on July 20 with scattered heavy downpour along with isolated very heavy falls, following is the rain recorded (above 40) on the first day of the spell;

  •  Islamabad got 217 mm.
  •  Gujranwala got 130 mm – Punjab
  •  Sialkot got 111 mm – Punjab
  •  Rawalakot got 61 mm – Azad Kashmir
  •  Gujrat got 59 mm – Punjab

Northern Areas – Fourth Monsoon is significant!

Fourth spell - Heavy downpour around 60 mm till 100 mm in North
FOURTH SPELL – Heavy downpour around 60 mm till 100 mm in North

“Alert: Scattered heavy rain likely in northern areas of Punjab, some parts of Azad Kashmir and few parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa”

Rain at times heavy and thunder/lightning in Islamabad,  northern Punjab (Lahore, Rawalpindi, Murree city, Jhelum, Gujrat, Faisalabad, Sialkot, Norwal, Sheikpura, Gujranwala, Attock, Mandi Bahauddin and few adjoining districts), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Abbottabad, Manshera, Haripur, Swabi, Swat, Peshawar, Landi Kotal, Hangu, Kohat, Khyber Agency, Khurram Agency and few adjoining districts) and Azad Kashmir (Muzaffarabad, Kotli, Mirpur and few adjoining areas).  There are chances of isolated very heavy rainfall in northern areas of Punjab and few parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Kurram Agency, Khyber Agency, Orakazi Agency, Kohat and adjoining districts) and some parts of Azad Kashmir (Rawalakot, Mirpur, Kotli and adjoining areas)

Central Areas – Passing clouds with hit-or-miss light showers

Since last few days thunderclouds are forming over Rajasthan and dissipate upon entering south Punjab while the western moisture causes thunderstorms to form over NE Balochistan under that  influence partly/mostly cloudy with chances of drizzle/showers in some parts of South Punjab (Bahawalnagar, Bahawalpur ,Vehari, Dera Ghazi Khan and few adjoining areas).

During that period chances of showers/light rain in parts of Balochistan (Barkhan, Dera Bugti, Musa Khel, Zhob, Qila Saifullah, Loralai  and few adjoining districts).

South – By least drizzle/isolated shower can occur!

Mostly dry weather as circulations are away from Sindh at the moment. Few clouds have been crossing into Sindh with some intensifying into a weak thundercloud. On July 20/July 21 chances of drizzle/showers in parts of Sindh (Karachi, Thatta, Tharparkar, Mirpur Khas, Umerkot, Sanghar, Khairpur, Badin and adjoining areas) while passing clouds (increase during night/morning) in Sukkur, Gotki, Jacoababad and adjoining areas.

Showers/light rain can occur in Khuzdar, Awaran, Panjgur, Lasbella and adjoining districts of Balochistan. Coastal areas of Sindh including Karachi has been witnessing daily drizzle since July 13, following are the rain stats;

  • July 13 – 0.1 mm (Airport)
  • July 14 – 0.1 mm (Airport)
  • July 15 – 2.1 mm (Defence)
  • July 16 – 0.1 mm (Airport)
  • July 17 – 0.1 mm (Aiport)
  • July 18 – 2 mm (Airport)
  • July 19 – 3 mm (Defence)

Fifth Monsoon Spell

FIFTH SPELL - COLA shows  heavy downpour moving into central Punjab
FIFTH SPELL – COLA shows heavy downpour moving into Punjab

The fourth monsoon spell can weaken by July 22/July 23 in the north and in the coming week another monsoon (fifth monsoon) can aim towards the northern areas. PWP has observed some variation in the concentration of heavy rains in the fifth monsoon spell as COLA and GFS T574 shows the focus of heavy downpour in lower half of north Punjab that is Okara, Kasur, Sheikhpur, Faisalabad, Pak Pattan and few adjoining areas, COLA (not GFS) also shows light to moderate rains moving into south Punjab while on the other hand, US Charts shows (similar to past spells) concentration of heavy downpours over Islamabad, northern Punjab, Azad Kashmir and few parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

COLA and GFS (different version) show a low pressure moving towards Sindh during the last days of July and bringing heavy rains to much of Sindh including Karachi.

  • Pakistan Weather Portal (PWP) will look into the fifth monsoon spell once the fourth spell ends!

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372 replies to “Pakistan Weather Update & Monsoon Alert (July 16 – July 31) – Updated on July 20

  1. @KM :

    GFS showing moderate to heavy rains in Sindh from 28th but these rains won’t be caused by the well-marked low. Will these rains be caused by tha UAC over Andhra Pradesh ? GFS is now showing the low pressure moving inland from 30th. Would it survive that long ?

    1. GFS showing circulation forming in the Arabian sea and adjoining coastal Gujarat. The low will move once the circulation dies down, few days back that low was bringing rains during the first week of August as per GFS.

  2. Northern Islamabad gets this much rain.If you live close to the foot hills of Margalla hills as they stall clouds,help make clouds and give relief rainfall which does not occur at Zero point.Zero point gets 1200 mm of rainfall.I recorded rainfall the past decade or so.

    1. Walikum Assalam,
      Mostly moderate, with slight chances of isolated heavy falls in Bahawalnagar district from July 24 late night till two days

  3. At about 12pm, another sweet rain in Lahore. Now its windy here. Bro, what is the forecast for coming weekend?

    1. Fifth spell’s intensity to weaken in north after tomorrow morning/mid-day though the spell can continue till July 27 and from coming week another spell is expected.

  4. We have been witnessing a regular thundercloud formation across Sindh-Gujarat border for last few days but clouds dissipates without entering into Sindh. Please advise why this happens? Is there any requirement of visa for those clouds to be enter in Sindh through Khokharapar border and Wagah border decleared as visa free border? :D

  5. East or West, YAHOO is the Best……. aap logo ko pehle he suggest kar chuka hon GFS se jaan chorwa len…..Yahoo weather 15 din pehle se yahi forcast kar rha hai k no rain in lower sindh or KHI….GFS false hopes aap logo k mind men create kar deta hai aur aap loug Khiali Palao pakana shoru kar dete hen…..lagay raho Munna Bhai……

    1. Mr.Saleem GFS changes whenever the weather changes. Right now GFS is showing light rain in Lower Sindh and so is weather.com. weather.com (yahoo follows weather.com) was showing good rains in Karachi few days back now they’re showing light rain just like GFS.

  6. GFS showing UAC/low dissipating just before entering Sindh. This always happens and will continue like this.

  7. Dust cloud is too strong over Sindh. No thunderclouds can form here. If they do, they will dissipate quickly.

  8. As of yesterday, north and central Pakistan was free of the Dust Cloud, as you can see from http://www.ecoseeds.com/dust-7-24-13.png but the leading edge of the cloud is splitting the monsoon moisture, so that the bulk is going out the Arabian Sea, and only about 1/4 is moving northward over Pakistan, as you can see at http://www.ecoseeds.com/clouds-7-24-13.png. Hopefully, the Dust Cloud will move away from the south, allowing rain to move over the land instead of being pushed out to sea.

  9. The downside of the Dust Cloud making the split, and forming an empty pocket in the north of Pakistan, is the possibility of the monsoon stalling over that area, causing floods. Daily monitoring of the pocket of the Dust Cloud with the moisture, might give advanced warning of future floods.

  10. Time is up…No rains for Karachi this year..India and Northern Pakistan already got excess rainfall..Even in Gujrat near sindh got excess rains this year in July ..That low currently in india was the last BROKEN hope and in August the stretch of these rains will start reducing within the indian regions or sometimes in northern Pakistan.

    Ahsan

  11. Dear Craig,Tarim & Babar, You poeple are absolutely right about GFS. My opinion was just because of frustration against having no rains till nopw :(. Anyways, i must admit while reading your post i realy have learned alot about nature and its complications and its different shades and moods. Thank you all…indeed. :)

  12. i am really fed up that we have no rain here in karachi…. my patience have become subside now and now i m not relying any one and any org… for forecasting they r all rubbish and foolish……..tx.bye

  13. Well…… its seems that Allah has other plans for the city of Karachi…… or it may be because of our sins, especially because of the bloodshed on daily basis in Karachi….. i Pray to Allah for my forgiveness and for the people of Karachi…. and Pakistan and for all muslim Ummah….. But the positive part is we didnt experienced any heat in Karachi during Ramadan and all the way till today the weather is very plesent and breezy for Karachi….

    So when will this DUST Cloud Weeken????

    1. The dust cloud has started weakening over central Pakistan and will further weaken over Sindh in coming days. :)

  14. The dust cloud was very strong over Sindh and south Punjab in july resulting in little to no precipitation. It has started weakening now and will further weaken in the coming days.

  15. I’ve also noticed the dust cloud over Tamil Nadu is strong which is the cause of very less precipitation in the state.

  16. Thats Good News, but how come Foreca showing thunder shower in Karachi on Thursday Friday and Saturday.

  17. Hi Tarim, Allaah ka shukar hai yaar k dust cloud weak ho raha hai…..thank you 4 sharing the positive news…..issi wajah se Baochistan mne bhi barish ho rahi hai like lasbella, gawadar, quetta etc. waise hum kab tak aik achi barish expect karen, i mean Eid wale din ya phir Eid k 3 din…..:D

  18. @Everyone

    The depression in BOB moves inland, currently over Orissa, it is expected to move in westwards towards Sindh. If it continues to move in this direction then it will reach Sindh by 2nd august.

  19. Wow Tarim, thats really a wonderful wonderful news but tell us the difference b/w LOw & depression….depression is more powerful then low? or what……Allah kare khob Barish ho Allha ki rehmat wali…Amin.

    1. UAC -> LOW -> Well-Marked low -> Depression

      A depression is very powerful my friend.

      We have seen a depression in Bay of Bengal after 3 years ( During monsoon season ).

  20. Tarim, clouds tou kafi strong lag rahe hen…kiya heavy rain ho sakti hai sindh aur KHI men….what do you say?

  21. Tarim, pls tell update regrading the depression….is it still moving towards sindhor moved towards north east Pak…..i saw thick clouds near LHR. kiya depression ki intensity wohi hai ya kam ho gai hai?

    1. The track is same as before. It has caused very heavy rains in central India. It hasn’t started weakening as of now. The intensity is maintained.

  22. Is anyone going to contact the weather officials in the Pakistan government so they can start daily tracking of the Dust Cloud?

    The Dust Cloud can eat Category 5 cyclones, like GONU a few years ago, so when low pressures and the Dust Cloud battles, the Dust usually wins. The way for rain to get to Pakistan, is for the Cloud to move aside or for the Cloud not to get started in the first place. The only permanent fix, is to get the areas of Pakistan along the border with India that are producing the dust, revegetated to keep the dust out of the air.

    1. Dust cloud has started weakening and will further weaken in the coming days. Hopefully we will see meaningful rains ( which I highly doubt ) in a few days.

    2. Dear Craig, appreciate and thank you for your valuable concern on dust cloud issue. The PMD email address i have found for any feedback/suggestions is ‘webmpmd@gmail.com’.

      Regards,

  23. Tarim, is the sixth spell in Northern areas still there or has it weakened?? Haven’t seen any rain in my place since 2 days ago. It rained the day 6th spell started and then nothing. I was wondering if it is over already??

      1. You should come here for the summer, take a vacation in Murree or the beautiful Northern areas.. :)

      1. In 2009, a depression formed and brought very heavy rains to Sindh especially Karachi. 245 mm was recorded in 4 hours. The depression had weakened to a low pressure by the time it reached Sindh. I was so excited about this depression as it was the 1st monsoon depression that formed since 2009.

  24. As of now the Depression is over Eastern Madhya Pradesh and will continue to move in a WNW direction and weaken gradually.

  25. My God, as per Craig, The Dust Cloud can eat Category 5 cyclones??? this is extreemply alarming and it seems that concern people at PMD are sleeping as i have not seen any comments of any PMD official on the issue….. :(

  26. Tarim, The email address of PMD is mentioned below for any feedback/suggestion, could you please get theie feedback on dust cloud issue.
    ‘webmpmd@gmail.com’

    Regards,

  27. The Dust Cloud today has moved far eastward into India today, so any moisture is probably going to get blocked and moved out to the Arabian Sea. However there is another small clear pocket forming in the north along the border with India, so some rain might sneak in that way.

    I am hoping that someone will contract the government of Pakistan, so they can monitor the situation daily, and start making a plan to cure the cause of the Dust Cloud before it causes either long term drought or massive floods again.

    I think the barren area that is creating the Dust Cloud, the revegetation work could be paid for by other countries that need carbon credits–credits that would be generated by the native Pakistani plants in the soil, once they get established.

      1. WoW The Babar Cyclone has finally come back….. G Aya Non Babar Pi Jaan…. :(….. :)….just saw a weather report on PTV where PMD director has said k in coming 3 days there would rain in 90% area of the country….but wondering k 90% ME khi Bhi included hai k nahi…. :(

  28. Perhaps two things could help manage the Pakistan Dust Cloud in the future–First a group of people who have an interest in the future elimination of the Cloud, with a name like the Pakistan Dust Cloud Group, or something like that.

    Second, the Confluence.org project for the country of Pakistan needs to be completed, so that a whole country overview can be made from the photographs.

    If you look at the photo from the Sindh for example at http://www.confluence.org/confluence.php?lat=26&lon=70 you see that there is a delicate balance between the soil being covered by the native vegetation, and that if that thin cover is not protected, that would allow the soil to get airborne.

    There are 86 photo-points for Pakistan and only 27 have been completed at http://www.confluence.org/country.php?id=145.

  29. As per PMD heavy rain can caused flash flooding in parts of Balochistan and local nullahs can oveflow because of heavy down poor.
    Tarim / Babar, really failed to undestnd how this happened? i mean sindh aur KHIk liye aap loug contineously yahi keh rahe hen k Dust cloud ki waja se rain clous aagay nahibarh rahe then Balochistan ko rain clouds kis rout se approach kar rahe hen???

  30. :( As informed by Craig and as expected, the dust cloud has prevented the low to move into sindh and now only thing we can do now is to wait, wait & wait : ( :( :( :( :( :( :( :(….huge disappointment.

  31. Yes, it is right over Karachi but surprisingly not a drop of wate has been felt……. this is somthing else not a blody dust cloud issue, this certainly something elase by very mysteriou……………
    Babar, Hai koi justification? :(

    1. Local conditions also play their part in favouring rain.
      Anyhow rain is expected in Karachi, Low pressure is near Sindh and south Punjab.

  32. @KM :

    You know I said we should see july 18 2009 like rain this year. A depression formed in july 2009 and this year depression formed again and it is currently over rajasthan just like 2009, So, what do you think :D

  33. Thunderclouds dissipating over Karachi now. I can’t believe they didn’t even caused light rain :S If these clouds were over Northern Pak it would be raining heavily there. What the hell is with this weather :/

  34. Raining heavily here (though not like 2009) just like 2009 when there was no sound of thunder and no lightning like in 2009.

  35. Amazingly, there is no thundercloud over Karachi right now. Strange weather of Karachi and amazing at the same time :D

  36. Wow, Wow, Wowwwwwww, what a spell that was……amazing spell…..spurb downpoor…..sahi keht hen “Allah Jab deta hai tou Chappar phaar kar deta hai” Tarim you were absolutely right k ye 2009 ka repetition hai instead i would say sequel hai :D . Babar was saying yesterday k arond 20mm rain forcas but jo rodas ka haal me abhi dekh kar aya hon ye kisi tran bhi 50 ya 60mm se kam nahi hoi hai…..pls check and confirm……. :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D m so happy…….
    ” Subhan Allah Wa b Hamdi he Subhan Alah hil Azeem”

  37. any predictions for tonight and tomorrow?
    what about the eid holidays? Weather.com and many sites are showing rain on eid holidays

      1. In karachi from 8? has low pressure been formed at BOB?
        And intensity till 4 august?

  38. The Baba cyclone ab apna darshan nahi karayen gay coz ab un k pass ye bata ne ka koi chance nahi k ;cloud is dissipating in E/W/N/S of KHI, dust cloud ki waja se KHI me Barish nahi ho sakti, LOw sindh i traf nhai aye ga etcetc & etc’ now no bad or negative news to tell in bucket of Babar….issi liye he is reluctant to come on board…. :D :D :D

  39. I was wondering on what Craif had said, “The dust cloud can eat a cyclone of category 5” , if it is tre then how come the present spell of rain has occured & not eaten by the dust cloud i.e. still persist???????
    Conlusion : No one can predict about NATURE accurately as it has very mysterious kind of attitude, like yerterday night we had saw that strong thunder cloud was right over KHI but not a single drop of water had been felt BUT on v.next morning v.heavy downpoor occured all of a sudden as also mentioned by Tarim that low/clouds direction was shifted to S/W from NE.

    1. Bro, the dust cloud over UAE, Dubai and Saudi Arabia is twice or thrice as strong as the dust cloud over Sindh. That’s why !

      1. These are desert areas that’s why the dust concentration is always strong over them.

  40. @KM :

    Mr. Rajesh forecasted rain on Sunday as well, with heavy downpour in Karachi tonight.

    What do you say ?

    1. PWP also wrote in the ‘Monsoon of Pak’ page yesterday that the current rain spell can last till August 4 in Sindh, after tonight its intensity would weaken. So yes there are chances of heavy rain tonight also thunderstorms continue to form over eastern and upper Sindh, watch for their movement. But after tonight the chances would start to decrease.

  41. Yeah I figured your area was a feeder trip victim :p No power outage in my area the entire day :D Not even load shedding :)

  42. Thundercloud over Karachi weakening. Another strong thundercloud forming East of Karachi. low pressure trough expanding towards Oman.

  43. Yesterday, PMD forecasted isolated light rain in Sindh only. Today they forecasted widespread heavy rains in Lower Sindh and gave urban flash flooding warning in Karachi, Hyderabad and Larkana divisions :P

  44. Welcome on board Dear Babar, feel sorry to hear power outage in your area…..Allah Main sab ki muskilaat ko aasan karen aur apna khace fazal rakhen…Amin.
    Waise i would say, what a twist in our opinion just 24 hrs ago we were complaining so badly and disappointed and then…………….Wow…………………..m truly surprised and speech less. ;(

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