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Punjab rainfall reaches 48mm in Noorpur Thal, Lahore 24mm

Punjab rainfall over the past 24 hours, per provincial disaster data, was heaviest at Noorpur Thal with 48mm, while Lahore stayed pleasant at 22°C.

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Rain fell across several cities in Punjab over a 24-hour period, according to rainfall data from the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), the government body that tracks disasters in the province. The heaviest total was 48 millimetres (mm) at Noorpur Thal, followed by 32mm at Sargodha. The report did not give a calendar date for the period, so the figures describe a recent day rather than live conditions. Such data shows where rain fell most heavily, though it is a snapshot rather than a forecast.

Lahore and Faisalabad

In Lahore, the highest readings were 24mm each at Nakhuda Chowk and Shadipura, with 21mm at Upper Mall. Many other localities recorded between 7mm and 19mm, while Garden Town, Nishtar Town and Defence Road saw only trace rain. The report said the city's maximum temperature was 22 degrees Celsius, which made the weather pleasant.

In Faisalabad, Gulistan Colony recorded the top figure at 26mm, followed by 25mm at the Wasa head office. Wasa is the local water and sanitation agency. Dogar Basti and GMA Water Works each recorded 24mm, and Madina Town logged 22mm.

Other cities and what the report does not cover

Sheikhupura received 16mm and Attock 11mm. Okara and Hafizabad each recorded 10mm, while Sialkot logged 6mm at both its city and airport stations. Jhelum, Mangla, Joharabad, Bhakkar and Gujrat recorded between 1mm and 6mm. Sahiwal, Narowal, Mandi Bahauddin and Kasur had trace rain only, meaning rain was recorded but too little to measure.

The report covers only Punjab rainfall over the past 24 hours. It does not include a forecast for the coming days, and the sources do not describe rainfall in other provinces or in Karachi. Residents planning travel or outdoor work should look for an official forecast before they set out.

Aasan alfaaz mein

Punjab ke kuch shehron mein pichle 24 ghanton mein barish hui, aur sab se zyada 48 millimetre barish Noorpur Thal mein record hui. Lahore mein taapman 22 degree tha aur mausam khushgawar raha. Yeh report sirf guzishta ek din ka hal batati hai, is mein aagay ki forecast shamil nahi. Safar ya kaam ki plan karne se pehle Pakistan Meteorological Department ki taaza forecast zaroor dekh lein.

Questions readers ask

FAQ

The latest figures in these sources cover a 24-hour period in Punjab, with the most rain at Noorpur Thal (48mm). The report gives no date, so it cannot confirm rain today. Check a current local update for today's conditions.

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