Heat On, Storms Off? PMD Flags Hot, Dry Spell With Isolated Southern Gusts

The PMD’s latest bulletin warns of widespread hot and dry conditions, particularly over Sindh, southern Punjab and southern Balochistan, while isolated convective activity may produce short-lived rain, gusts and thunderstorms in selected areas. Authorities and vulnerable groups are advised to take heat‑precautions and stay alert where localized storms are possible.

Forecast Overview

National Weather Outlook

Mainly hot and dry weather will prevail across most parts of the country during the next 24 hours, with very hot conditions expected in southern regions and plains. The PMD highlights sustained daytime heat, especially in Sindh and southern Balochistan.

Where Showers Are Possible

Isolated Rain And Wind Gusts

Kashmir and adjoining hilly areas may see isolated rain‑wind/thunderstorms in the afternoon; Gilgit‑Baltistan could also experience partly cloudy skies with isolated activity. Southern and some interior districts may see dust‑raising winds and brief gusty bouts.

Local Impacts And Advice

Public Safety And Preparedness

Heat‑vulnerable groups (children, elderly, outdoor workers) should hydrate, avoid peak sun hours and use shade; motorists and farmers should watch for sudden dust squalls in southern Punjab and Sindh. Those in hilly north and Kashmir should monitor local advisories for brief thunderstorm risks.

Weather Bulletin Highlights

PMD Weather Highlights

• Mainly hot and dry across most areas
• Very hot conditions in southern districts (Sindh, southern Balochistan, southern Punjab)
• Isolated rain‑wind/thunderstorm chances in Kashmir and Gilgit‑Baltistan
• Dust‑raising winds likely in parts of southern Punjab later in the day

Sources: Pakistan Meteorological Department bulletin and regional weather reports