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PMD Predicts Hot, Dry Weather Across Country

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Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) forecasts predominantly hot and dry weather across the country for the next 24 hours. Islamabad and its surroundings are predicted to be hot and dry, with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa experiencing hot and dry conditions in upper districts while southern parts face very hot weather with dust-raising winds. Punjab will see mainly hot and dry conditions, except for southern areas that may experience very hot weather with dusty winds. Sindh is expected to remain very hot and dry, particularly in the south. Balochistan will also witness predominantly hot and dry weather, with very hot conditions in the southern districts. Kashmir is forecasted to have partly cloudy weather with isolated rain-wind/thunderstorms during the afternoon, while Gilgit-Baltistan will be partly cloudy and dry.

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