Karachi: Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) said Wednesday that the weather system, which brought days of heavy rain to Karachi, has now moved away from the city and excluded the chances of another spiking form with intense rainfall.
The depression across the Northern Arabian Sea changed west in the last six hours and is currently located about 110 kilometers of east-southeast for Pasni, after leaving Karachi. The system is expected to be weakened to a well -marked low pressure range within the next 12 hours.
The department predicts partially cloudy and humid conditions for Karachi on Thursday with only light rain or dripped probably in some areas. Temperatures are expected to remain between 29 ° C and 31 ° C, where high morning moisture falls slightly in the evening.
Meanwhile, the MET department has warned of rising water levels in the river Indus. Guddu is expected to reach very high flood levels within the next 24 hours, while Sukkur is likely to experience high flood levels after 24 hours.
The prognosis for Friday suggests partially cloudy and humid weather, with maximum temperatures increasing to approx. 30-32 ° C.
Precipitation has flooded several low -lying areas today when Metropolis endured a third consecutive day of heavy monsoon rain, with rivers flowing over, and rescue team that changed hundreds of residents to safety.
While water was drained from Shahrah-E-Faisal, large arteries, the M-9 motorway and Lyari Expressway-Now opened again to traffic-ranging several sites underwater. A spokesman for the motorway police confirmed that both the highway and the highway were free of standing water.
At least four people drowned in the Gadap River under the rainfall, and two bodies, including a woman’s, has so far been regained.
Lyari and the Malir rivers, however, strangled dangerously and flooded Saadi Garden and Saadi town, where lanes, neighborhoods and vehicles were immersed.
The rising Malir River also brought water on Korangi Causeway. In the federal B area and Shafi colony, water that had entered home from the Lyari River began to retreat.
Rescue 1122, PDMA and Pakistan Army team conducted operations overnight and evacuated more than 350 people from flooded areas. In Gadap, another body was regained from the river, which brought the mood to two, which were regained out of four who drowned, including a woman.
