The Met Office predicts a westerly wave will hit Pakistan, bringing light rain and snowfall to various regions starting on the night of November 28. The light rain and snowfall will impact areas like Quetta, Pishin, Zhob, and other northern regions, particularly in the hills. Residents and travelers should prepare for wet and cold conditions.
Expected Weather Conditions
November 28 (night) to December 2:
Quetta, Pishin, Zhob, Shirani, Barkhan, Ziarat, and Dera Ghazi Khan will experience moderate rain and wind, with snowfall in the hills. These areas will see cold temperatures, and rain may lead to localized flooding. Coastal areas, including Gwadar, Kech, and Khuzdar, will face similar conditions, with rain, wind, and cooler temperatures.
November 29 (evening/night) to December 2:
Pothohar, Murree, Galliyat, Islamabad, Mianwali, and Bhakkar will likely experience light rain and drizzle. While these areas will have milder conditions, the rain may disrupt travel and daily activities.
Impacts and Advice
- Improved Air Quality:
The rain will clear pollutants, improving air quality in Punjab. This change will be welcome, especially in urban areas struggling with pollution. - Fog Development:
Fog will likely develop over the plains of Punjab in the coming days. Drivers should be cautious, especially in the early mornings, as poor visibility may make travel hazardous. - Farmers’ Advisory:
Farmers should monitor the weather and adjust their activities accordingly. The rain will benefit crops but may delay planting or harvesting in some areas.
Stay updated and plan accordingly to avoid disruptions from the expected weather.
