It rains all over the pakistan, but when?

The sun's high in Karachi, with temperatures likely to reach 40 degrees Celsius today, the Meteorological Department has predicted a mid-summer heatwave in Karachi and southern Sindh province today. Temperatures in humid, Lahore and Faisalabad are 35 while Multan is 37C The weather will be very hot in Balochistan today, Quetta 35, Lesbela 45, Chhor and Sibi 43 and Parbat 42 degrees Celsius in Turbat. On the other hand, according to the Meteorological Department, a new rainfall is expected on Wednesday. The system will enter the country, which is expected to rain with thunderstorms in parts of upper Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, including Islamabad. On the other hand, the city is counted during the hottest months of October after May and during the heat wave. There is also the possibility of a visit, a situation like Karachi's mild heat wave can be sustained till September 24, during which period 3 Temperatures may remain between 8 and 40 degrees Celsius. According to the meteorological climate, there is a low air pressure in the Middle East of the Arabian Sea, which can turn into depression over the next two days. The depression will continue in Karachi for the next four days. According to the meteorological climate, the humidity ratio in Karachi is 46% and maximum temperature today is 38. It is likely to remain above 40 degrees Celsius. The head of the Meteorological Department, Sardar Sarfaraz, said that the effects of low pressure on the air could be felt at some places in south and south-east Sindh as compared to September 24 and 25. Rain is also expected with dust storms and thunderstorms during the day. He says staying warm during the heatwave and direct exposure to the sun will make the heat feel more intense while the plains and dry areas. Windy weather will keep warm. Sindh government issues alert to all government hospitals The government has directed the creation of a special ward in hospitals and a control room has been set up in the director's health office. #MosamKaHal