The relentless snowfall has made travel nearly impossible, leaving roads blocked and residents stranded.

In Islamabad and Rawalpindi, 60mm of rainfall caused a rise in Nullah Lai’s water level, triggering flood concerns.

Meanwhile, a major landslide in Dassu disrupted traffic on the Karakoram Highway, leaving passengers stranded.

Continuous rainfall for five days in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) has resulted in four deaths as harsh weather conditions wreak havoc across the province.

As the holy month of Ramazan begins, cold and wet conditions have settled over the northern and western regions, bringing intermittent rain and snowfall.

While fasting residents welcomed the cool weather, those in Karachi braced for intense heat, with a forecast of halted sea breezes starting today.

Several cities in Punjab experienced heavy downpours, while Balochistan also witnessed intense rainfall.

In Neelum Valley and Leepa, landslides have blocked key routes, adding to travel disruptions.

On the other hand, Karachi is set to experience rising temperatures, as the Meteorological Department has predicted the cessation of sea breezes from today (Tuesday), with temperatures expected to reach 35°C by Friday.

Several cities in Punjab, including Multan, Sheikhupura, Hafizabad, and Kot Addu, received heavy rainfall.

Balochistan also experienced intense showers, with areas like Qila Abdullah, Pishin, Harnai, and Loralai witnessing heavy downpours, much to the delight of fasting individuals.

Landslides in Neelum Valley and Leepa have resulted in road closures.

Officials reported that the continuous five-day rainfall in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has led to various incidents, causing four fatalities and injuring nine people.

In Abbottabad, heavy rain continues, while snowfall persists in Galyat. Authorities have restricted tourists from visiting the area, and the deputy commissioner has announced school closures.

The fresh spell of rain and snowfall has further intensified the cold across the country.

Cities in Punjab, including Khanewal, Sahiwal, Gujranwala, and Nankana, witnessed significant rainfall.

In Attock, Chiniot, and Shakargarh, heavy downpours turned streets into streams. Meanwhile, Balochistan’s districts, such as Qila Abdullah, Pishin, Harnai, and Loralai, experienced relentless showers, bringing relief to the fasting population.

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Snow has blanketed the mountains in Ziarat, Toba Achakzai, and Toba Kakari, while Muzaffarabad, Abbottabad, and Skardu have turned into winter wonderlands.

Snowfall continues in Basham, Shangla Top, Yakhtangi, and Alpuri, with landslides disrupting access to Neelum Valley and Leepa.

Karachi’s heat is expected to challenge those observing the fast, as the sea breeze is predicted to halt from Tuesday, pushing temperatures to 35°C by Friday.

As the holy month progresses, the mix of chilly and warm weather presents both comfort and challenges for citizens across the country.