Pakistan Meteorological Department said most parts of Punjab, Sindh and Balochisatn are engulfed by dust storm for last two days due to the cold wave entered into the country during last 36 hours.
Talking to news channel, Director Metrological Department Dr. Muhammad Hanif said the intensity of cold wave will be reduced by Wednesday and dust storms would also be over after 24 hours.

He said upper areas of the country including Northern Areas, Khyber paktunkhaua and Hazara Division will receive intermittent rains during next 24 hours while weather will remain dry in plains of the Punjab.
He said weather is expected to remain hot in Sindh and Coastal Areas of Karachi while South and Upper Punjab would be cloudy during the current week.
Replying to a query Hanif said intensity of summer season would remain the same like last year, but this year it might start late and temperature would rise in May and June.