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PMD forecasts rain in parts of Balochistan and snowfall in Gilgit-Baltistan under this system

The system is located 1,190 km southwest of Karachi and is expected to weaken later today.

There is no chance of rain in Karachi, temperatures to peak at 39° C, according to Pakistan Meteorological Department.

Humidity levels in Karachi to peak at 85% with the temperature forecast to range between 26°C and 34°C.

Light rain is expected in the city on Sunday and Monday, with temperatures ranging between 31°C and 33°C

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According to PMD, rain accompanied by thundershowers is expected to break the ongoing heat spell across the country

Karachi's weather is expected to remain hot and humid, with temperatures reaching up to 39°C and humidity at 75%.

Rainfall expected in Punjab, Islamabad, and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa today

PMD predicts rains driven by medium-level pressure system forming over the Arabian Sea by around June 30

Meteorological Office predicts hot conditions for most parts of Sindh until June 20

PMD says thunderstorms are expected between June 7 and June 10 in several cities across Sindh

PMD predicts spell of dust-thunderstorm rain in the northern regions of country from June 4 to June 7

PMD says weather to remain hot and humid in the city for the next three days

Dept warns increased rainfall may lead to flooding in rivers and urban areas

PMD says port city's temperature could remain between 41°C and 43°C tomorrow

Mohenjo Daro scorches at near-record 52.2 degrees Celsius

PMD says heatwave-like conditions to persist in central and southern parts of Pakistan

District remains hottest spot on the planet, says DG PMD

BSEK puts off exams from May 21 to May 27, says revised dates to be announced soon

Met office advises public to avoid sunlight from May 21-27

CM’s spokesperson says exams, originally scheduled for May 22, will now commence on May 27

Families gathered under the shade of trees and enjoyed the cool water

Heatwave alert issued for province from May 21 to 27

Day temperatures expected to soar 4-8 degrees Celsius above normal in Punjab, Sindh between May 21-27

PMD predicts air humidity levels to remain elevated in the coming days in metropolis

PMD spokesperson says country’s rainfall for the month surged 164% above normal level

Met office says conditions are not likely to escalate into a full heatwave

CM Gandapur announces financial assistance for affected families

The public has been advised to take precautions as temperatures continue to rise in the coming days

$50m project aims at digitisation of observatories, and other facilities

As per the PMD forecast, the next three days in Karachi are expected to be dry, with cold nights

CM Murad puts civic agencies on high alert all over province

Westerly wave is affecting Balochistan, Sindh and is likely to approach upper parts from tonight

MD says, rainfed areas will remain under water stress conditions

Despite current cold snap,chief meteorologist noted that this winter has not been as frigid as in previous years

Smog/fog likely to persist in plain areas during morning hours

Karachi temperature recorded at 16.7 degrees Celsius for the second time this month.

Temperature decreases as rain lashes the city

Dry weather is expected in most plain areas of country

Pakistan’s Karachi, Gwadar coasts will likely be unaffected

PMD warns that major cities, including Rawalpindi, Lahore, Faisalabad, and Multan, are at risk of urban flooding

PMD says exact assessment of rainfall intensity will be determined as the monsoon system approaches the region

PMD says monsoon currents from Arabian Sea likely to penetrate upper, central parts of country from July 12

Intermittent showers to continue from July to Sept in Karachi, according to PMD

Spillways of Tarbela opened for six hours to ease pressure on dam

Rain-wind thundershower expected in Punjab, Islamabad, Potohar region, K-P, Balochistan, Kashmir and G-B

NDMA, in its alert, emphasised the importance of taking precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses

PMD says cyclone's track is uncertain due to 'shift in upper-level steering winds'

Strong possibility of sighting the Zilhaj moon on June 19 (29th Zilqad), says statement