Islamabad: As western weather systems continue to affect the upper regions of the country, seasonal atmospheric changes are becoming increasingly prominent.
In addition to these systems, moist currents from the Arabian Sea are starting to penetrate the central regions of Pakistan, setting the stage for localized weather transitions in Islamabad.
According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department, Islamabad and its surrounding areas are anticipated to experience dry weather coupled with partly cloudy skies.
However, isolated spots within the capital and its peripheries may witness light to moderate spells accompanied by gusty winds and thunder during the night.
Similar weather patterns with scattered showers are expected across upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, southern Punjab, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Kashmir.
Meanwhile, most other parts of the country will maintain a hot and dry climate, though hilly terrain in Kashmir may encounter localized windstorms and thundershowers.
On a broader national note, looking at seasonal projections, meteorological authorities have continuously highlighted that ongoing climatic shifts could render seasonal precipitation cycles highly erratic.
Forecast models and disaster management reviews indicate that the evolving weather patterns—including active spells of the current monsoon—demand heightened vigilance.
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With projections emphasizing potential extremities in upcoming seasonal cycles, authorities continue to stress the critical need for resilient infrastructure, integrated early-warning mechanisms, and proactive disaster preparedness across vulnerable sectors in Islamabad.
