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Heavy monsoon showers are expected to hit Sindh over the next three days, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD). The forecast warns of potential flooding in several districts, prompting authorities to issue alerts.
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Key points:
- Powerful monsoon winds affecting Balochistan regions
- Thunderstorms predicted for multiple Sindh districts until August 19
- Karachi to experience cloudy weather with rain chances
- Risk of flooding in low-lying areas of Ghotki, Sukkur, Khairpur, and others
- Farmers advised to adjust activities based on weather predictions
- Flash flooding possible in hill torrents and nullahs of various divisions
The PMD recorded 49 millimetres of rainfall on Saturday morning, with Rohri receiving the highest at 16mm. Authorities caution that heavy rains may cause damage to weak structures, electric pylons, and other infrastructure.
Recent incident: A teenage boy died from electrocution during light rain in Karachi last Sunday.
This weather update aims to inform residents and relevant agencies about the impending weather conditions and potential risks associated with the monsoon rains in Sindh.
