Image: Wikipedia (Click on image for larger view.0 (Reuters) - A long-dormant volcano has erupted in Eritrea after a series of earthquakes and sent a 13.5 km plume of ash into the air, according to the Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC). The volcano...
More Western winds for Punjab Turbat sizzles at 50°C again Pre-Monsoon activty in Karachi continues Chances of depression in the Arabian sea still persists Pakistan Weather Background *A weak western disturbance would affect Northern Pakistan. *Heat wave to persist in parts of Balochistan and Sindh. *Tropical cyclone “Keila” may affect lower ...
Since the forecast of a possible cyclone in the Arabian sea emerged on May 23, there had been much talk about its possible track and intensity. Cyclones in the Arabian sea are rare and stronger ones are extremely rare but not unheard. A little disturbance in the Arabian sea sends chills ...
Harsh dust storms back in Punjab! Western winds hampering monsoon Pre-monsoon winds in Karachi Cyclone Keila to hit Oman or India? Pakistan weather Background *A western disturbance is likely to affect Pakistan that is likely to bring more severe dust storms and moderate to heavy rainfall in that part of ...
Pakistan Weather Portal (PWP) will give regular updates related to this storm if necessary 11+ killed over 100 injured Severe dust storms hit Punjab Bill boards, houses collapses Unexpected destruction in Punjab A western disturbance over upper parts of Pakistan on May 21 has brought unexpected destruction and death to Punjab province. ...
History books should be re-written again as on May 21, 2011, Karachi experienced one of the hottest days in years when temperature soared to 46°C. Last time temperatures touched this much was May 22, 1981. Arabian sea keeps Karachi cool and pleasant! Mostly when ever a heat wave affects Pakistan, Karachi escapes the ...
By Gina Cherundolo, AccuWeather.com Staff Writer May 13, 2011; 12:27 AM ET The MODIS sensor aboard NASA's Terra satellite captured this true-color image of Hurricane Charley on Friday, Aug. 13, 2004, at 12:35 p.m. EDT. Today's date (on this side ...