WeatherWalay

01/06/2026

🌧️ Rainfall is expected across major parts of the country this week, bringing much-needed relief from the recent heat.

🌡️ Temperatures are likely to remain below normal in many areas as a series of weather systems keeps conditions cooler and more comfortable than usual.

Stay updated with the latest forecasts and weather alerts as the week unfolds.

27/05/2026

Eid Mubarak 🌙
Temperatures may be rising, but so are the festive vibes across the country. Stay hydrated, stay safe, and enjoy the celebrations with your loved ones. ☀️✨

25/05/2026

🌤️ Eid Weather Update | 25 May & Week Ahead

Planning your Eid week? Here’s your latest weather outlook with key updates on temperatures, changing conditions, and what to expect in the days ahead. Stay informed, stay prepared. 🌦️

22/05/2026

🌦️ Weather Update: A hot first day of Eid is expected, while rain events are anticipated over the weekend, bringing chances of showers to upper parts of the country on the 2nd and 3rd day of Eid. Stay updated and plan your festivities accordingly!

18/05/2026

12/05/2026

Exciting news 🚀

WeatherWalay is coming to FAST Job Fair 2026 on 13th May!

Join us to explore opportunities, connect with our team, and discover how technology and climate intelligence are shaping the future. 🌍

See you there!

Hiring TechCareers

12/05/2026

Heatwaves are more than just high temperatures ⚠️🌡️

They can cause dehydration, heat exhaustion, heatstroke, breathing issues, and increase risks for vulnerable groups including children, elderly people, and outdoor workers.

Stay hydrated, avoid direct sunlight during peak hours, wear light clothing, and never ignore signs of heat stress. Prevention is the best protection.

WeatherWalay’s Danish Baig recently appeared on PTV Digital to discuss heatwave impacts, safety measures, and public awareness.

WeatherWalay ClimateAction

08/05/2026

Rains are returning to the country from the north and will spread to the central parts of the country next week, bringing a drop in temperatures along with associated windstorms.

07/05/2026

How much do we really know about our own climate beyond the headlines and reports?

Our elders had their own climate wisdom,proverbs, patterns, and lived experience. Today, we also have data. What if we combined both?

Let’s start a climate knowledge drive: share local climate observations, stories, and proverbs, and build a clearer picture of how our environment is changing.