Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has predicted that pre-monsoon rains in the country will start in the third week of June.
During this period, the country will see above-normal precipitation in most parts of the country, the PMD stated on Wednesday.
According to the Met Office, there will be more showers in the second half of the month than in the first half.
The weather department forecasted that Northeastern Punjab, Kashmir, and adjoining areas of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, as well as Sindh, are expected to receive above-normal rainfall.
On the other hand, Balochistan and Gilgit Baltistan may receive normal rainfall during June 2022, the forecast added.
The current heatwave, however, will continue in most parts of the country during the first half of June.
Every Year Record breaking Rains hoti hyn. Flooding hoti hy. per Rivers me paani q nhin hota? Dam waheen khali ky khali hi rehtay hyn . akhir jata kahan hy ye sab paani
Issi sawal ka jawab ham sab dhoond rahe hain
100% mismanagement of water. We are blessed with rivers but our bad luck is most of the water goes free to the Punjab n sindh landowners… Free water to irrigate the czars fields.
Max water reservoirs is the requirement of times which can only save environment and economy
Ye Sara pani samander me jata hai . Because we don’t have dams
Hameesha ulat hi hota hai…..aj tak un ki koi pesh goi theek nahi hui
Choro hein choro
Inka kaam hai radars hawa ka rukh aur cloud ka rukh dekh kr predict krna baqi barish hona na hona Allah k haath mein hai
If met office predicts rain means no rain.
You must be one of those people who cuts down trees and then complain why there’s no rain…
Climate Change is setting harsh and longer summer season. Planting more and more trees, conservation of energy and fuel, besides water and food conservation is the responsibility of each human being on this planet. Ever increasing population is the largest threat to planet of earth. Usage of fossil fuels for power generation, industrial production and automobile are increasing adverse effects on climate.
Combating the Climate Change is not the responsibility of governments only, now it’s everybody’s responsibility. The only solution is conservation of resources by everyone.
Arif Lodhi
This year many fire incidents took place in different jungles across Pakistan. Government of Pakistan did not bother to find out whether it was done deliberately or happened due to rising temperatures. Government should explain on the social media what were the cause for the fire and where were the forestry guards doing at that time. This is a huge loss to the environment.
Our respected Prime Minister Imran Khan has done a lot to plant billion trees to overcome the environment challenges and have a green clean Pakistan which will be a great help in raining and soil erosion losses to the jungle.