CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK:PRE MONSOON THUNDERSTORMS FROM 3RD WEEK OF JUNE

According to LRF convective outlook,pre monsoon convection to cause thunderstorms in parts of Pakistan.
The core of the convection (dark red colour) as shown in forecast map,might be over Punjab and adjoining parts.

Perhaps,weak convective currents likely to prevail over Sindh during third week of June which will help to trigger afternoon thunderstorms in Sindh.Light showers probable during that period.

We can't believe this map right now bc it is highly long range so changes possible.

Stay tuned


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