Pakistan to experience below-normal rainfall and above-normal temperatures in August
Most outlets reported the Pakistan Meteorological Department's forecast of below-normal rainfall and above-normal temperatures for August, noting the potential impact on heat stress and water resources. A few also highlighted regional variations, such as the expected significant shortfall in Punjab and Sindh.
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PMD Predicts Below-Normal Rainfall In August
The Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast below-normal rainfall across most parts of the country in August, warning that reduced rain… Read More The post PMD Predicts Below-Normal Rainfall In August appeared first on ProPakistani.
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Below-normal rainfall likely across country this month
KARACHI: Pakistan is likely to receive below-normal rainfall during August, with the biggest shortfall expected in Punjab and Sindh, while higher temperatures may increase heat stress, glacier melt and the risk of floods in northern areas, Pakistan Meteorological Department’s monthly outlook said on Friday. The forecast, prepared using outputs from 10 reliable global seasonal prediction models,...
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Below-normal rainfall, above-normal temperatures forecast for Pakistan in August
The Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast below-normal rainfall across most parts of the country in August, warning that the expected rain deficiency and above-normal temperatures could increase pressure on agriculture and water resources.
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