Karachi weather update: Thunderstorm, rain likely today

The meteorological department said Karachi is experiencing pleasant and cloudy weather today and residents can expect a chance of rain accompanied by thunder later in the day.

Winds are now coming from the southwest at 11 km/h, contributing to the overall nice weather.

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The present temperature is 29 degrees Celsius, with the maximum temperature expected to reach 32 degrees Celsius later in the day. The humidity is very high, at 85%, as is normal for this time of year.

Despite current improvements in air quality, Karachi remains one of the most polluted cities in the world and on a national scale.

According to the Air Quality Index, Karachi has risen to seventh place among the world’s most polluted cities, and is rated fifth in Pakistan.

The quantity of particle matter in the air was measured at 94 PM (particle Meters), underlining continued worries about pollution levels in the city.

Karachi urban flooding menace; reveal

Rain has severely destroyed the ready crop of dates in Sukkur and its neighboring areas during the last two days. Rainwater gathered in the palm groves.

Rain caused damage to mature date crops in Sukkur and adjacent areas. Gardeners claim that when water collects in the gardens, the dates on the trees fade. Gardeners say the rains have hampered the process of creating jhwari.

The rain in Larkana highlighted the administration’s performance. Rain floods low-lying places. Water gathers on critical roadways and crossroads in Larkana. The electricity supply has been halted owing to rain.

Nawabshah has been experiencing sporadic rain since last night. Rain inundated several portions of the city. Major roadways, business districts, and residential areas have all collected several feet of water. Learn more from reporter Sama Musharraf Bhatti.

Nawabshah has been experiencing heavy rain since last night. Various parts of the city were inundated. The rain caused the streets to take on the appearance of a pond. Many feet of water have collected in regions such as main roads and business districts.

Rainwater enters stores and homes. Water accumulated at the Police Headquarters, Jail Colony, and Taj Colony. In Nawabshah, feeders tripped, causing the energy supply to be suspended.

Sindh’s chief minister summoned a conference to assess the situation in light of the rainfall.

A Sindh Chief Minister Spokesperson stated that the conference will discuss probable urban floods as well as the flood condition in canals.

Sindh’s chief minister will assess the situation with rains in Tharparkar and Balochistan.

Syed Murad Ali Shah would provide directions to the local bodies, irrigation department, and administration at the meeting, according to the Sindh chief minister’s spokeswoman.

Balochisan low-lying areas face flooding

In Sibi, the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has donated relief goods to the local government to aid flood victims. Cots, tents, gas cylinders, solar lamps, fishing nets, and water coolers are among the vital relief materials provided.

Khuzdar has also been suffering torrential rains since last night, causing all feeders to trip and low-lying regions to flood. Similarly, sporadic rain in various parts of Jhal Magsi Gandawa has resulted in flooding in low-lying regions. The water level at the Santh point on the Jhal Magsi River Mola has also risen, adding to the fears.

Local officials are striving to handle the situation and give assistance to the impacted residents. During this season of severe rain and flooding, the community is asked to remain vigilant and take precautions.

The constant rain in Tando Wala Yaar has transformed from a blessing to a curse, creating considerable interruptions in everyday living and economic operations. The low-lying districts have been inundated as a result of sporadic rainfall over the last two days, disrupting commerce and daily life.

In addition to Tando Wala Yaar, there are concerns about the possible damage on crops from the ongoing deluge.