Pakistan Weather Forecast: Rain, Snow & Cold Intensify Nationwide
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued a crucial Pakistan weather forecast, predicting widespread rain and snowfall. These conditions are expected to significantly intensify the prevailing cold across various regions. Consequently, residents must prepare for a period of exceptionally chilly weather. Forecasts indicate diverse impacts, ranging from dense fog in plain areas to heavy snow in the mountainous zones.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Weather Update: Rain & Snow Expected
Cold conditions have significantly intensified across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) anticipates substantial rain, fog, and light snowfall in many districts. Furthermore, dense cloud cover persists over Peshawar and nearby areas, which exacerbates the chill. These conditions demand immediate attention for residents.
Most districts will experience dry but very cold weather. Conversely, upper and mountainous regions are likely to remain extremely cold with partly cloudy skies. Specifically, the PMD predicts light rain and snowfall for:
- Upper Dir
- Kohistan
- Shangla
- Battagram
- Upper Swat
- Mansehra
This marks a notable shift from the recent dry spell, impacting the Pakistan snow forecast for these areas.
Dense Fog Warnings Pakistan: Travel Advisory
Plain areas, including Peshawar, Charsadda, Nowshera, Mardan, Swabi, Karak, and Bannu, face significant dense fog warnings Pakistan. This intense fog will form during the night and early morning hours. Consequently, it will drastically reduce visibility on motorways, national highways, and the GT Road. This situation poses considerable challenges for all commuters.
Lakki Marwat, Tank, and Dera Ismail Khan also expect similar conditions; fog will severely limit visibility there. Moreover, the Met Office indicates mist development late at night and early morning across both upper and plain provincial areas. This further contributes to already hazardous driving conditions. Therefore, caution is paramount.
South Punjab Cold Weather: Precautions Advised
Cold weather has firmly gripped South Punjab. The Pakistan Meteorological Department confirms that cities like Multan, Bahawalpur, Dera Ghazi Khan, and Rahim Yar Khan face continued cold mornings and nights. Sunshine remains limited in these areas. Additionally, fog and moisture near canals and low-lying areas intensify the chill, particularly overnight.
Residents throughout all affected regions should take essential precautions against the cold. This includes wearing warm clothing and minimizing non-essential travel during dense fog or snowfall. The Met Office constantly monitors the weather. It will issue updates as needed, urging the public to stay informed via official channels. Thus, vigilance is key for upcoming weather updates.
