Coastal areas will see temperatures reach the high 30s, while inland areas may climb into the mid 40s. Winds are likely to pick up intermittently, contributing to changing conditions.

Showers are expected to become locally heavy and thundery this afternoon. Tonight is set to continue mainly cloudy with showers throughout.

Sea conditions will remain slight to moderate in both the Arabian Gulf and the Sea of Oman. Rain chances for next week are anticipated to be sporadic, but no specific timeline has been shared regarding their frequency.

This weather pattern aligns with typical early May conditions in the country. Observers expect that as temperatures continue to rise, the likelihood of varied weather will also increase.

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The rainfall improved inflows into the Khanpur Dam, Rawal Dam, and Simly Dam. However, it also damaged cut wheat lying in fields. Several underpasses were submerged with up to one foot of standing water.

Cool winds followed the rain, drawing residents outdoors. The rainfall washed dust off roads and trees, improving visibility.

Forecasts indicate:

• Thunderstorms and hailstorms are predicted in various parts of the country.
• The weather is expected to remain hot and dry in most areas after the rain.
• Rain is likely in districts of Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir.

Winds blew at a speed of 18 kilometers per hour in the morning after the rain. The humidity level reached 75 percent. Observers noted that if monsoon rains remain normal, there is no immediate threat of a summer water shortage.

The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) issued an alert for potential thunderstorms and hailstorms across different regions.

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Snowfall could reach up to 4 feet in the highest peaks. Wind gusts may reach 70 mph along the Sierra crest, with localized gusts up to 80 mph. Travel conditions are already hazardous on major routes, including Interstate 80 over Donner Pass and Highway 50.

Snow levels are forecasted to drop from 7,000 feet to as low as 4,500 feet. Chain control regulations will be enforced at elevations above 5,000 feet. Officials advise postponing non-essential travel until at least Tuesday.

The storm is expected to move eastward into Nevada, Colorado, and New Mexico after impacting California. Winter conditions can still strike well into spring, especially in high-elevation areas.

Key impacts:

• A winter storm warning is currently active for the Sierra Nevada.
• Snowfall of up to 4 feet is anticipated in higher elevations.
• Wind gusts could reach as high as 80 mph.

Officials stress the importance of being prepared. “If you must travel, keep an extra flashlight, food and water in your vehicle,” they said. The National Weather Service warned that travel may become extremely challenging and tire traction will be reduced during the period of heaviest snow.

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Residents should prepare for high humidity levels as well. Humidity is expected to peak at around 70% on Sunday morning, contributing to the discomfort. The weather forecast also predicts dust storms and strong winds across several districts.

Key temperature forecasts:

• Maximum temperatures: 36-41°C over the weekend
• Actual temperature on Saturday: 39°C
• Humidity peak on Saturday: 45%

The discomfort continued into the night due to still air and persistent humidity, leaving residents to endure muggy conditions. Authorities emphasize the importance of staying indoors during peak hours, particularly between midday and late afternoon.

The ongoing warm spell is typical for this time of year as seasonal transitions bring fluctuating weather patterns. No significant rainfall is predicted in the immediate future, keeping conditions mostly dry and warm.

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Previously, temperatures in Karachi were expected to rise moderately. However, forecasts now indicate that maximum temperatures could exceed 41°C on Monday and reach 40°C on Sunday.

Key temperature forecasts:

• Maximum temperature in Karachi on Sunday: 40°C
• Maximum temperature in Karachi on Monday: 41°C
• Feels-like temperature may reach up to 50°C

The heatwave conditions are likely to persist from Saturday through Sunday. Daytime maximum temperatures may rise 4 to 6 degrees Celsius above normal levels across several districts.

Humidity levels are also set to increase significantly. Humidity is expected to peak at around 45% on Saturday and 70% on Sunday.

The general public is advised to take precautionary measures against the severe heat. Officials recommend avoiding direct sunlight, especially for vulnerable groups like children and senior citizens.

Farmers are urged to manage their crop activities carefully and ensure the well-being of their livestock during this intense weather. Dust storms and strong winds are forecasted over the weekend, which could impact structures and solar panels.

The Heat Wave Early Warning Centre of the meteorological department stated that these conditions signal an early onset of intense summer conditions in the region.

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Unsettled weather continues to spread eastward. The Mid-Atlantic will experience dry coastal areas while thunderstorms and rain showers shake up the rest of the region.

Florida will remain thunderstorm-free. Light rain may fall at the southernmost point of the peninsula.

The West Coast will be primarily dry, with precipitation confined to mountainous peaks in the northern Cascades and Sierra Nevada.

Temperatures in the Ohio River Valley, Tennessee Valley, and Mid-Atlantic are expected to reach the 70s. Much of the Southeast will see temperatures in the 80s, while some areas in Texas and Florida may heat up to the 90s.

A storm system will drift northeastward, crossing the upper Great Lakes States tonight and early Tuesday. Precipitation may linger in parts of New England, possibly changing to snow before ending.

Officials expect scattered to widespread freezes across the northwestern half of the Plains and upper Midwest. Clouds are blanketing South Carolina this morning, with high temperatures expected in the low to mid 70s.

Rain totals over the next seven days could reach half an inch. Severe weather is possible in South Carolina from 4 AM to 10 AM.

The storm’s trailing cold front will approach the Atlantic Seaboard by midweek. Observers are closely monitoring how this system will evolve as it moves eastward.

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In southern China, heavy rain is expected to exceed 100mm. Some areas may even receive up to 200mm. This deluge raises concerns about potential flooding. Meanwhile, central and northern India are grappling with soaring temperatures reaching as high as 45C. Authorities have issued yellow heatwave alerts across several states.

Unseasonably cold weather is affecting central western Canada, with temperatures up to 15C below normal for late April. In some areas, minimum temperatures have dipped to around 10C. The brisk easterly breeze developing in southern England and south Wales adds to the chilly conditions.

Heavy rainfall in Nigeria has caused widespread damage and destruction, particularly in Jalingo, Taraba state. Residents face significant challenges as they cope with the aftermath of these extreme weather events.

The area of high pressure that has kept conditions mostly dry over the last week is still close to the UK. However, this stability contrasts sharply with the severe weather patterns emerging elsewhere.

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In Islamabad and central and southern Punjab, temperatures are expected to exceed average levels by 3 to 5 degrees Celsius. Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa may see increases of 2 to 4 degrees Celsius. Jacobabad has already recorded a blistering 46 degrees Celsius.

Ahmedabad in Gujarat is also experiencing a severe heatwave. The maximum temperature there hit 44.8 degrees Celsius, which is 3.2 degrees higher than normal. Forecasts suggest it could reach 45 degrees Celsius on Monday.

Health experts are urging citizens to take precautionary measures during this extreme weather. They emphasize that the current heatwave in Pakistan will continue until May 5.

In Islamabad, the minimum temperature was recorded at 26 degrees Celsius, while Lahore is expected to reach a maximum of 42 degrees Celsius. Karachi reported a minimum temperature of 25 degrees Celsius, with daytime highs fluctuating between 35 and 37 degrees Celsius.

The heat was scorching right from the morning, said Tejal Patel, a resident of Ahmedabad. Temperatures do not seem to reduce much even at night, she added.

Officials have not provided specific guidelines for dealing with the heatwave beyond general health recommendations. Yet, the situation remains serious as people prepare for continued high temperatures.

This extreme weather pattern reflects broader climate trends affecting the region. As temperatures rise, the impact on daily life becomes more pronounced.

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The earthquake occurred at 4:53 PM local time and was felt widely, including in Tokyo. Although the initial warning raised alarms, actual tsunami waves reached a maximum height of only 80 cm.

Authorities quickly lifted the tsunami warning after assessing the situation. However, they advised residents to remain vigilant. “Evacuate immediately from coastal regions and riverside areas to a safer place such as high ground or an evacuation building,” the JMA urged.

Despite the potential danger, no injuries or damage to homes have been reported so far. This incident highlights Japan’s ongoing seismic risks; the country experiences about 1,500 earthquakes each year and accounts for nearly 18 percent of the world’s seismic activity.

The worst quake in recent history was the devastating 9.1-magnitude Tohoku earthquake in 2011. Yet this latest event did not lead to widespread destruction.

Authorities are doing their utmost to assess any damage and implement emergency disaster response measures—such as search and rescue operations—and provide timely information to the public.

As of now, details remain unconfirmed regarding any long-term impacts from this quake. Residents are advised to stay alert for updates from local officials.

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A westerly wave is likely to approach northwestern parts of Pakistan on April 16, which could exacerbate weather conditions. The PMD has warned that gusty winds, hailstorms, and lightning may damage weak structures and standing crops during this forecast period.

Specific areas in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, including Chitral, Dir, and Swat, are expected to experience rain and thunderstorms. Additionally, moderate to isolated heavy falls are anticipated in Gilgit-Baltistan, particularly in Diamir and Astore.

From April 17 to 19, rain accompanied by thunderstorms and isolated hailstorms is expected in Neelum Valley and other areas of Kashmir. The PMD has advised tourists and travelers to remain extra cautious and avoid unnecessary travel during this period.