Overview
- A persistent low-pressure area over southwest Rajasthan drew moist currents from the Arabian Sea and produced Karachi’s first season rainfall, with Surjani Town recording 5.5 millimeters between July 24–25.
- The Met Office forecasts mostly cloudy, warm and humid conditions for Karachi with isolated light drizzle and daytime highs near 33–36°C and morning humidity around 78 percent.
- Interior districts of Sindh are forecast to see stronger convective activity, with thunderstorms and moderate to isolated heavy rain expected in areas such as Tharparker, Umerkot, Mirpurkhas and Badin.
- Authorities have issued urban flooding alerts as temperatures fell across the province and officials warned of localized flash floods and dust-thunderstorms that can overwhelm city drainage and disrupt travel.
- Early-season low-pressure systems often focus heavier, short-duration storms inland while producing lighter coastal drizzle, so residents should expect brief intense downpours inland and monitor local Met Office advisories through July 27.