Karachi may receive heavy rain and thunderstorms between July 26 and 27, according to Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD). PMD chief, Sardar Sarfaraz, said that the third spell of monsoon will enter the city late on July 25.
A low-pressure area is expected in India’s Gujrat on July 24 and, like the previous two spells, would enter Pakistan through Indian Rann of Kutch.
The precipitation may affect the southwestern wind of the sea, he said.
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On July 18, the second spell of heavy rain hit the metropolis which led to the deaths of two more people, including a policeman. The city suffered similar losses, including traffic jams, flooding of roads, and damage to infrastructure.
