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Pakistan Records Hottest Monsoon in Seven Years as Rainfall Remains Below Average

by Asia Today Team
October 16, 2026
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Pakistan skilled its hottest monsoon season in seven years in 2026, with temperatures hovering to 48.5°C in Turbat, Balochistan, whereas most elements of the nation acquired much less rainfall than their seasonal averages, in line with the Pakistan Meteorological Division (PMD).

The division’s report confirmed marked variations in climate patterns throughout the nation. Sindh and Balochistan recorded substantial rainfall deficits, whereas Gilgit-Baltistan acquired barely extra precipitation than typical.

Turbat registered the season’s highest temperatures on July 7, 12, 30 and 31, when the mercury climbed to excessive ranges. On the different finish of the temperature scale, Skardu in Gilgit-Baltistan recorded 6°C on September 23 and 26 as situations turned cooler in direction of the shut of the monsoon season.

Rainfall falls under regular in most areas

The PMD report confirmed that Sindh acquired 51 per cent much less rain than its regular monsoon degree, whereas Balochistan recorded a 34 per cent shortfall.

Rainfall additionally remained under common in different areas, falling 18 per cent in need of regular in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, 16 per cent in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and 4 per cent in Punjab.

Gilgit-Baltistan was the one area listed within the report back to obtain rainfall above its seasonal common, recording a 5 per cent surplus.

Heavy downpours recorded in Punjab

Regardless of the general rainfall scarcity throughout a lot of the nation, sure areas skilled intense spells of rain throughout the season.

Lahore airport acquired 252 millimetres of rainfall in a single day on July 23, 2026, whereas Gujranwala recorded a cumulative complete of 607mm throughout July, in line with the report.

These figures spotlight the uneven sample of monsoon rainfall, with some areas dealing with appreciable shortages whereas others skilled heavy downpours over brief durations.

The PMD findings mirror the contrasting temperature and rainfall situations throughout Pakistan throughout the 2026 monsoon season. Nevertheless, the reported figures alone don’t set up that local weather change was answerable for every temperature excessive or rainfall variation.





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