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KARACHI: The Met Office has forecast the first monsoon spell in country in the last week of the ongoing month, ARY News reported on Monday.

ISLAMABAD: The Met Office has said in a report that the monsoon season is expected to begin in Pakistan during last week of June this year.

This year, the onset of the rainy season is expected between June 27 and 30, PMD says

More rains expected in Karachi, other parts of country this monsoon

English Situation Report on Pakistan about Agriculture, Water Sanitation Hygiene and Drought; published on 01 Jun 2021 by Govt. Pakistan

 E-Mail Boulder, Colo., USA: The Geological Society of America regularly publishes articles online ahead of print. For April, GSA Bulletin topics include multiple articles about the dynamics of China and Tibet; new insights into the Chicxulub impact structure; and the dynamic topography of the Cordilleran foreland basin. You can find these articles at https://bulletin.geoscienceworld.org/content/early/recent . Tectonic and eustatic control of Mesaverde Group (Campanian-Maastrichtian) architec...

Drought Bulletin of Pakistan (April 2021) Format Highlights National rainfall for the month of April 2021 was below normal (-29.4%) with large deficit over all six administrative regions; Sindh (-47.5%), Balochistan (-26.5%), GB (-31%), KP (25.8%), Punjab (-34.8%) € AJK (-29.4%). Chief amounts of monthly rainfall recorded across Pakistan are shown in Table:1. During the month of May 2021, Near Normal precipitation is expected over the country. Rise in temperatures in high altitudes are likely...

 E-Mail IMAGE: Aufeis formation in the area of a flat valley section below a springshed at 4,400 meters view more  Credit: © Marcus Nüsser / Heidelberg University Seasonally occurring fields of aufeis (icing) constitute an important resource for the water supply of the local population in the Upper Indus Basin. However, little research has been done on them so far. Geographers at the South Asia Institute of Heidelberg University have now examined the spreading of aufeis and, for the...

Seasonal Water Resource on the Upper Indus Details Share This Seasonally occurring fields of aufeis (icing) constitute an important resource for the water supply of the local population in the Upper Indus Basin.  Seasonally occurring fields of aufeis (icing) constitute an important resource for the water supply of the local population in the Upper Indus Basin. However, little research has been done on them so far. Geographers at the South Asia Institute of Heidelber...

Plant Collectors In Kashmir Ralph R Stewart who  push-biked into Kashmir more than a century earlier details the contributions that Western experts made to Kashmir taxonomy A view of Botanical Garden in Srinagar I must be Rogers McVaugh’s oldest pupil. I did not know him until I was 70 and about to retire from Gordon College, Rawalpindi, Pakistan, where I had worked from 1911 until 1960, except for occasional furloughs in this country. When Rogers took charge of the angiosperm herbari...