As winter continues its grip on Pakistan, a powerful weather system is set to bring significant changes to Punjab, including Lahore. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department, a rain-bearing system is expected to arrive tomorrow, January 4, bringing showers to Lahore and various other districts in Punjab.

Lahore is forecasted to experience rainfall on January 5, with temperatures dropping further, intensifying the cold wave across the region. Current temperature readings show Lahore’s minimum at 6°C and a maximum expected to peak around 15°C.

Fog and Travel Challenges

The arrival of rain will exacerbate the already severe fog conditions, particularly during mornings and evenings. Poor visibility has led to several motorway closures, disrupting travel plans for many. Residents are advised to stay vigilant, avoid unnecessary travel, and plan accordingly to mitigate potential disruptions.

Snowfall in the North

In the northern regions of Pakistan, the first snowfall of the year has already been reported in Gilgit-Baltistan and the upper Neelum Valley. While the snow has blanketed the landscapes in beauty, it has also created travel challenges for locals and tourists alike. The PMD has issued a travel advisory recommending travelers avoid these areas due to hazardous conditions.

The weather in Murree and Galiyat remains clear despite earlier alerts, but more snowfall is anticipated. For those planning to visit these areas, it is advised to monitor updates and exercise caution.

Stay tuned for the latest updates on weather patterns, travel advisories, and more. Visit BridesAndYou.com for detailed insights and tips to stay safe and cozy this winter.