🌦️ Pakistan Weather Tomorrow & 7-Day Forecast | Official PMD Links

Pakistan’s weather ranges from northern mountain snow and cool valleys to hot plains, coastal humidity and monsoon rains. This page helps you quickly find official Pakistan weather forecasts, short-term updates and national warnings from the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) and other recognised sources before you travel or make plans. All links below go to external organisations that create and maintain their own weather data.

📍 Official Pakistan Weather & Forecast Resources (PMD)

• Pakistan Meteorological Department – Main Website
  Official national authority for weather, climate, forecasts, warnings and agro-meteorological services in Pakistan.
• PMD – Weather, Forecasts & Warnings (English Portal)
  Access to national forecasts, public weather bulletins, seasonal outlooks and advisory services.
• Daily Weather Report – Pakistan
  Official daily summary describing current conditions, forecast highlights and significant weather across Pakistan.

🛰️ Radar, Satellite & Monitoring

• PMD Satellite Images – Pakistan Region
  Satellite imagery covering Pakistan and surrounding areas, useful for tracking clouds and large-scale systems.
• PMD Weather Radar – Selected Locations
  Radar views (where available) showing rainfall and storm activity over parts of Pakistan.

🌀 Monsoon, Heavy Rain & Flood Information

• Rainfall & Monsoon Updates – PMD
  Rainfall information, monsoon monitoring and seasonal rainfall summaries for Pakistan.
• Flood Forecasting & Warning Centre (where available)
  Advisories and flood-related information for major rivers and flood-prone regions.

🌡️ Climate & Regional Weather in Pakistan

• Northern Areas & Himalayas: Cold winters, snow in high mountains and cool summers in valleys.
• Central Plains & Punjab: Hot summers, foggy or cool conditions in winter and monsoon rainfall in season.
• Sindh & Coastal Areas (Karachi region): Very hot summers, humid conditions and variable coastal winds.
• Balochistan & Western Regions: Arid and semi-arid climates with large day–night temperature ranges.

🏙️ Fast Access to City & Regional Forecasts

Use PMD’s official portals and bulletins to look up local weather for:

• Karachi – Coastal city with hot, humid conditions and sea-breeze influences.
• Lahore – Strong seasonal contrast with hot summers, foggy winters and monsoon rainfall.
• Islamabad & Rawalpindi – Inland capital-region weather with notable seasonal variation.
• Peshawar, Quetta, Multan, Faisalabad – Examples of regional centres and plains cities with distinct temperature and rainfall patterns.

⚠️ Important Notes & Disclaimers

This page is for general information and navigation only. It does not create, generate, host, update, predict or verify any weather forecasts, warnings, radar images, satellite data, climate statistics or hazard information for Pakistan.

All forecasts, warnings, bulletins, rainfall maps, satellite imagery, climate products and related content accessed through the links above are created, maintained and updated solely by external third-party organisations, including the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) and any other official or international providers referenced.

Weather and hazard conditions in Pakistan can change quickly, especially during the monsoon season, heatwave periods, western disturbances and flood events. Always check the relevant official websites or apps directly for the latest updates before making any decisions about travel, events, outdoor activities or personal safety. Do not rely on this page as a real-time forecast, emergency alert or official advisory.

No guarantees or warranties (express or implied) are given regarding the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, availability or suitability of any third-party information. This page is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by PMD, the Government of Pakistan or any other organisation mentioned.

Any product links, advertising or promotional content that may appear in the website header, footer or surrounding layout are separate from the informational resources above and are not associated with PMD or any meteorological authority in Pakistan.