Punjab is set to enjoy an extended period of rainfall as western winds sweep across the region, offering relief from recent heatwaves. Chief Meteorologist Shahid Abbas has forecasted that the rains will persist until July 8, accompanied by thundershowers and a noticeable drop in temperatures.
The Meteorological Department reports that Lahore and other cities in Punjab will experience intermittent rainfall over the coming days. This weather pattern is due to the influence of western winds moving into the upper regions of Pakistan, affecting weather conditions across Punjab. The arrival of these western winds marks a significant shift in weather dynamics, resulting in cooler temperatures. This change comes as welcome relief from the intense summer heat experienced earlier.
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As the rainy season progresses, residents are advised to stay updated with weather forecasts and take necessary precautions. Thundershowers may bring gusty winds and localized flooding, so caution is recommended for outdoor activities and commuting. Today, Lahore saw intermittent rain throughout the day, significantly lowering temperatures. The maximum temperature is expected to reach 34°C, with rain continuing until July 8 as predicted by Chief Meteorologist Shahid Abbas.
Various areas in Lahore, including Gulberg, Model Town, Jail Road, and Kalma Chowk, experienced varying intensities of rain and strong winds, contributing to the pleasant weather conditions.
