Channel Title: Chess Club Channel Description: <video> Today weather update 12 October | Dry&Hot weather |Torrential Rains report | Pakistan weather report Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Today weather update 02 October | Dry & Foggy weather | Torrential Rains | Pakistan weather report Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season., while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Tonight weather update | Next 24 Hours | Big news about Rains & Cold 🥶 weather | Pakistan weather Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season., while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Today weather update 13 October |Severe Rains & Western winds |Area's name | Pakistan weather report Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season., while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Today weather update 01 November | Rains due to western system | Areas Name| Pakistan weather report Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season., while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Tonight weather update | Next 24 Hours | Torrential Rains & winds expected | Pakistan weather report Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season., while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Today weather update 05 November | Big news about Massive Rains & Smog | Pakistan weather report Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season., while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Tonight weather update | Stormy Rains & Cold winds are coming |areas name | Pakistan weather report Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season., while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Today weather update 14 October | Massive Rains &Gusty winds | Areas Name | Pakistan weather report Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season., while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Today weather update 31 October |Rains snow ❄️&Smog expected | Cities name | Pakistan weather report Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season., while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Tonight weather update | Next 24 Hours Massive Rains in many areas|Location detail| Pakistan weather Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season., while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Today weather update 30 October | Scattered Rains & Winds expected | Cities name | Pakistan weather Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season., while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Dubai Rain Today Live | Dubai Main Barish Live | LIVE TODAY DUBAI | viral Today| #livestreaming Description: Dubai Rain Today Live | Dubai Main Barish Live | LIVE TODAY DUBAI | viral Today| #livestreaming </video> <video> Today weather update 04 November | Widespread Rains & Hailing expected | Pakistan weather report Description: #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually #todayweather #monsoon2024 #punjabweather #southPunjabweather #sindhweather #karachiweather In this video detail Outlook for April–May–June (AMJ), 2024 Synoptic situation: Currently, La-Niña condition is prevailing and is likely to continue with weak intensity during April–June 2023, which gradually decreases, while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season., while the IOD condition is expected to remain in neutral state during the start of the season but gradually shifting to negative phase towards the end of the forecast period. Based on the global and regional circulation patterns, the outlook for April–June 2022 in Pakistan is as under: Monthly Outlook: Overall, a tendency for below normal precipitation is predicted over most parts of the country during forecast season (AMJ) with significantly below in April and May while normal to slightly above normal during the month of June. Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, Punjab and major parts of Baluchistan are expected to receive normal to slightly below normal precipitation during the forecast season. Below normal precipitation is expected in Sindh and upper parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Impacts: • Day time temperature is likely to remain above normal all over the country. • Dry condition and high temperature during last fortnight of March and early April is expected to speed up the pollination process resulting in early offset of pollen season in major cities (e.g.۔۔۔n Islamabad, Lahore) • The dry period may increase the water demand of the standing Rabi crops like wheat, sugarcane etc. which are in maturity stages in the plain areas of the country, however the dry condition may be beneficiary for harvesting process later in the season. • Due to below normal snowfall during winter months as well as below normal rainfall during the current season water stress is predicted in the major reservoirs for the forthcoming season. </video> <video> Chess Club Live Stream Description: </video>

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