Westerly Wave to Bring Rain, Snowfall, and Smog Across Pakistan

Islamabad: A westerly wave is forecasted to impact western Pakistan starting November 28, 2024, bringing a mix of rain, wind, thunderstorms, and snowfall to various regions. The weather system will affect the western and upper parts of the country, with rain, wind, and thunderstorms expected, alongside snowfall in mountainous areas. The Pothohar region and its surroundings are also expected to experience rain and thunderstorms. Upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, including Malakand and Hazara divisions, will likely receive rain and thunderstorms, with snowfall at higher altitudes.

According to Press Information Department, the plains of Punjab are anticipated to remain largely dry, though smog and fog are expected to persist, particularly during early morning and nighttime. The NDMA has advised local authorities, emergency responders, and the public to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions. Residents in northern and hilly areas are urged to exercise caution while traveling due to the risk of slippery roads and reduced visibility. Farmers are encouraged to protect their crops against potential weather impacts. Additionally, individuals in smog-affected areas are advised to limit outdoor exposure and take protective measures during low-visibility conditions.

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