Overview
- Pakistan’s Met Department forecasts light to moderate rain with isolated thunderstorms in Karachi on September 30 under a short post-monsoon pattern.
- Temperatures are projected to climb, reaching about 38°C on Monday after roughly 36°C the day prior, keeping conditions hot and humid.
- The Met Office expects strong winds and showers across parts of Sindh on September 29–30, including Tharparkar, Umerkot, Badin, Sujawal, Thatta, Tando Muhammad Khan and Hyderabad.
- The Flood Forecasting Division reports a medium flood on the Indus at Kotri likely to persist into the first week of October, with Tarbela full and Mangla nearing capacity.
- Authorities say the monsoon has ended and a Bay of Bengal system has shifted into India’s Chhattisgarh, reducing the chance of a new Pakistan-wide deluge even as Karachi remains locally vulnerable after earlier September flooding.