ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Mix weather with chances of mostly sunny in 80 percent areas of the Country is likely to prevail on Eid-ul-Fitr while isolated rain in upper parts of the Country in evening and night would turn weather pleasant.
The Spokesman Met office Dr. Muhammad Hanif on Wednesday said that no chances of heat wave to grip any part of the Country during Eid days and mostly moderate weather will be expected in major parts.
The Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee will meet on Sunday evening (June 25) for sighing of Shawwal moon, and according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department, Shawwal moon is likely to be sighted on that day. Therefore, in that case, Eidul Fitr will be celebrated across the Country on Monday (June 26).
Dr. Muhammad Hanif also told the state-run news agency in Islamabad that monsoon rains are likely to occur in mid of the next month of July which would be peak month for shower during the upcoming monsoon season as below average rains are expected in August and September this time.
