Expect Normal to Below-Normal Rainfall and Slightly Above-Average Showers in Northern Regions
The Meteorological Department has officially announced that the eagerly awaited monsoon season is expected to kick off in July. With the onset of this much-anticipated weather phenomenon, the department forecasts the likelihood of normal to below-normal rainfall patterns throughout the country. However, those residing in the northern regions can look forward to slightly above-average showers as the monsoon series continues from July to September.
As the monsoon sweeps across the country, it brings with it the possibility of higher temperatures. Residents should be prepared for the mercury to rise beyond the usual levels during this period. However, it is essential to note that the monsoon season is not without its challenges. The heavy rainfall can lead to urban and flash flooding, causing inconvenience and potential damage to infrastructure. Therefore, it is crucial for authorities and residents alike to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to ensure safety.
Moreover, the upper regions, including Punjab, Kashmir, and Gilgit-Baltistan, should be aware of the potential impact of the monsoon on river flows. The melting of glaciers due to increased temperatures can lead to an augmented water flow in rivers. This phenomenon can pose a risk of flooding and calls for proactive measures to mitigate any potential dangers.
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