In the month of July, PWP published six articles while two were published by Portal Interactive;
- Abnormality of Weather leaves trail of diseases across Pakistan?
- Portal Interactive: A Look at the Monsoon or Summer rains Start in Karachi
- Pakistan Weather Update & Monsoon Alert (July 16 – July 31) – Updated on July 20
- Portal Interactive: Meteorologically Melodramatic? The Year 2007!
- Grow up Media: Shocking video of a flood-victim!
- Ramadan Mubarak from Pakistan Weather Portal (PWP)
- Road map for ‘Monsoonistan’ laid: Rains move into Pakistan!
- Pakistan Weather Portal (PWP) – June 2013 in Review!
Pakistan Weather Portal (PWP) 
Thundercloud forming over upper Sindh.
The Dust Cloud today has moved westward, back to the Pakistan-India border, and fortunately there is a strong bit of moisture moving northward along the edge of the Cloud, which should produce some rain over the next days.
If the Dust Cloud was managed, with native vegetation covering the land, to keep the soil from becoming airborne, then a city like Karachi, instead of hoping for millimeters of rainfall each week from May to October, should expect centimeters each week during that time.
Without the Dust Cloud, Karachi should be getting at least an average of 3 cm. a week, every week between May 1 and October 1 each year.