BREAKING NEWS (Powerful Sindh Rain Forecast: Light to Moderate Showers Expected from August 18 in 10+ Cities—August-16-2025):
The Sindh rain forecast by Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has predicted that Sindh will experience light to moderate rain starting from August 18, 2025, with several districts expected to see wet weather conditions over the coming week.
According to the PMD, the Sindh rain forecast indicates that showers will begin in Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Larkana, Mirpurkhas, and Shaheed Benazirabad, among other areas. The department noted that while most rains will be of light to moderate intensity, isolated places may receive heavier downpours.
Authorities have urged residents in low-lying areas to remain cautious as the Sindh rain forecast could bring waterlogging, particularly in Karachi, where even moderate showers often disrupt daily life. The PMD also warned that rainfall might temporarily affect visibility and cause slippery conditions on roads, posing risks for commuters.
Despite the concerns, the Sindh rain forecast also brings a positive outlook for agriculture. Farmers in interior Sindh are expected to benefit from the rainfall, which will help replenish soil moisture and reduce the water shortage affecting crops. However, officials cautioned that excessive rains in some regions could damage standing crops.
The provincial disaster management authorities have been alerted to prepare for any emergency, with instructions to ensure drainage systems remain functional. Citizens have also been advised to follow traffic updates and weather advisories during the rainy spell.
For live updates on the Sindh rain forecast, visit Geo News Weather and the Pakistan Meteorological Department.
Summary of Sindh Rain Forecast:
- Light to moderate showers are expected across Sindh from August 18, 2025, with Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Larkana, and Mirpurkhas among the affected cities.
- While the rainfall is likely to bring welcome relief from the ongoing heatwave, it also carries risks of urban flooding, waterlogging, and traffic disruptions, particularly in Karachi.
- Farmers in interior Sindh may benefit from improved soil moisture, though heavy downpours could potentially damage standing crops.
- The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has instructed local administrations to ensure drainage systems remain functional and to prepare for possible emergencies.
- Citizens have been urged to stay alert during the rainy spell, follow official weather advisories, and exercise caution while commuting.
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