According to the NDMA’s National Common Operating Picture (NCOP), starting on March 6, a mild westerly wave may move throughout Balochistan, bringing light to moderate rain to the western regions.
Meanwhile, rain, thunderstorms, and even snowfall on hills are predicted for parts of Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, and the Pothohar.
Cloudy weather is expected to predominate in most areas from March 8 to 10, with sporadic showers in Central and Southern Punjab. In addition, there will likely be a lot of snowfall in Pakistan’s northern areas, which may cause temporary road closures.
Rain and thunderstorms were predicted for March 10–12 in southern and northern Balochistan, including Katch, Gwadar, and Quetta.
While the rest of the nation may see dry weather, similar weather is anticipated for Kashmir and the western and upper portions of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP).
Numerous consequences might arise nationwide from these variations in the weather. Visitors should proceed with caution in areas that are prone to landslides, such as the Upper KP, Murree, Galiyat, Kashmir, and Gilgit-Baltistan.
