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The Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast pre-monsoon rains in several Sindh districts from June 22 to 24, as moist winds and a westerly wave enter the region.
According to officials, moist currents from the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal are penetrating upper and central Pakistan, while a westerly system is likely to approach by June 20.
Under this weather system, dust storms, rain-wind, and thundershowers are expected in Sukkur, Larkana, Dadu, and Jacobabad districts over the three-day period.
The Met Office has alerted all Deputy Commissioners, District Disaster Management Authorities (DDMAs), and stakeholders to take necessary mitigation and preparedness measures before the onset of rainfall.
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Possible impacts include windstorms or lightning strikes damaging vulnerable structures such as trees, vehicles, electric poles, and solar panels in the affected regions.
Weather experts also noted that the ongoing extreme heat will begin to ease gradually across upper and central parts of the country during the rain spell.
Farmers are advised to adjust their agricultural plans accordingly and protect standing crops, particularly in areas expecting windstorms and heavy rainfall.
The general public, travelers, and tourists should take extra caution during this period, especially in areas prone to flash floods or storm-related hazards.
Rescue and relief agencies have been advised to stay alert to respond quickly in case of weather-related emergencies in Sindh and adjoining regions.
