ISLAMABAD, October 15, 2026: Several parts of Pakistan received rainfall over the past 24 hours, with Haripur recording the highest amount at 37.6 millimetres, according to rainfall figures recorded up to 9am Pakistan Standard Time on Thursday.
Karyala received 31.8mm, followed by Jab with 30.4mm and Buttal with 29.2mm. Islamabad also recorded significant rainfall at several locations, including 28.2mm at Kulsum International, 26mm in I-8/3, 25mm in I-9/2, 23.2mm at Shakarparian and 23mm in G-8/2.
In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Indus Society in Dera Ismail Khan recorded 27.6mm, while Mansehra Bypass received 25.4mm. Other locations in the region, including Kohistan-area and Swat stations listed in the report, also recorded rainfall.
Muzaffarabad received 24.6mm at Gulshan Colony and 20.2mm at Miani Bandi. In Lahore, rainfall figures included 23.8mm at Misri Shah, 22mm in Ferozewala, 18.8mm in Baghbanpura and 15.6mm in Model Town.
Other notable readings included 21.2mm at Terrace Grill in Murree, 19.8mm in Abbottabad, 18mm in Nathia Gali and 16.6mm in Satellite Town, Rawalpindi.
Rainfall was also recorded at various locations in Sialkot, Gujranwala, Sheikhupura, Nowshera, Mardan, Faisalabad and other parts of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, while some stations in Azad Jammu and Kashmir and northern areas reported lighter precipitation.
The widespread rainfall highlights the importance of monitoring local weather conditions, particularly in hilly and mountainous areas where rain can increase the risk of slippery trails, localised flooding and landslides.
Residents and travellers are advised to follow official weather updates and local administration instructions, especially when travelling through mountainous or flood-prone areas.
