Moreover, hot weather tends to increase as well. The Islamabad weather today also mainly dry in most parts as well.
During the month of Ramadan, most of Pakistan will see above-normal rainfall. Rainstorm hails and lightning will also affect different areas of Pakistan. Moreover, during the month of Ramadan, most of Pakistan will see above-normal rainfall. As Lanina will start devolving that will cause back-to-back rainy spells in Pakistan. Weather conditions will also change by the end of the month. The temperature will increase rapidly in most parts of Pakistan. The Rawalpindi weather today also mainly dry in most parts as well. The Karachi weather is also mainly dry in most parts as well. Moreover, hot weather tends to increase as well in central/southern Punjab, upper/central Sindh, east/south Balochistan. The weather tomorrow is also mainly dry in most parts of Pakistan as well. Moreover, hot weather tends to increase in central/southern Punjab, upper/central Sindh, east/south Balochistan. The weather today is mainly dry in most parts of Pakistan.
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Meanwhile, PIA flight 229 to Muscat, a foreign airline flight 624 from Dubai, private airline flight 413 from Sharjah, and flight 628 of the foreign airline from Doha were delayed because of the prevailing weather conditions in Lahore.To also watch more 7 Days Weather update weather videos, Click here For further 7 Days Weather update and outlooks, Click here Weather Today Fourteen domestic and international flights were cancelled and 20 flights were delayed due to unsuitable weather conditions.Īs per details from sources, PIA Flight 303 to Karachi was cancelled, whereas, private airline flight 416 to Dubai was also cancelled due to fog.Īmong other domestic flights, private airline flight 521 to Karachi, PIA flight 322 to Quetta, PIA's flight 307 to Karachi private airline flight 402 from Karachi were also cancelled. Read more: 19 flights cancelled, 16 delayed due to heavy fog in Lahore Aerial operations at Allama Iqbal Airport partially suspendedĪerial operations at the Allama Iqbal Airport were partially suspended due to heavy fog. In Okara and Faisalabad, the sight limit was measured at 300 metres, whereas in Sahiwal, the visibility was recorded up to 400 metres. Visibility up to 20 metres was recorded in Narowal and 100 metres in Jhelum, Hafizabad, and Sialkot, the Met Office said. The weather department notified that fog has increased due to humidity and air pollution, adding that no rain is expected in the city for the next few days.ĭue to heavy fog, the visibility recorded was up to 50 metres in Lahore. LAHORE: The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) on Wednesday said that fog, which has engulfed most parts of Punjab, is likely to continue for the next few days.
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