Lahore, July 14, 2025 – Residents of Lahore should brace themselves for an extended spell of thunderstorms over the next three days as the ongoing monsoon activity intensifies across Punjab.
According to AccuWeather, a prominent weather forecasting portal, Lahore is likely to experience scattered showers and multiple episodes of thunderstorms from Monday through Wednesday. The forecast suggests that the city’s skies will remain predominantly overcast, with fluctuating humidity and occasional downpours likely to disrupt daily routines.
On Monday, July 14, the city will begin the day with partial sunshine before quickly turning cloudy. A few light showers in the late morning will likely escalate into isolated thunderstorms during the afternoon. The temperature is expected to reach a high of 33°C, though the RealFeel® temperature may soar to 42°C, making conditions uncomfortably humid.
Tuesday, July 15, brings a slightly cooler day with temperatures peaking around 31°C. A morning thunderstorm is expected, followed by brief intervals of sunshine before the cloud cover returns. The likelihood of thunderstorms remains high as Lahore continues to feel the effects of the ongoing monsoon.
By Wednesday, July 16, heavy clouds will dominate the skyline, with the highest probability of thunderstorms and sustained rainfall throughout the day. Meteorologists warn that some showers could become intense, potentially causing localized urban flooding and traffic disruptions in parts of the city.
This persistent pattern of thunderstorms over Lahore aligns with broader seasonal forecasts indicating a stronger-than-usual monsoon system in northern and central Pakistan. Authorities have urged citizens to remain alert, especially in low-lying areas prone to waterlogging. Commuters are advised to plan travel with caution due to the reduced visibility and slippery road conditions that usually accompany heavy rain and thunder activity.
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has yet to issue any weather advisories for Lahore specifically, but they continue to monitor the system closely. Citizens are encouraged to stay updated through official weather updates and avoid unnecessary outdoor activities during peak storm hours.
The next 72 hours are likely to test Lahore’s drainage infrastructure once again as the city weathers this strong monsoon phase filled with recurring thunderstorms.