Today
Sat, Jun 13
Mainly clear
40°30°
- Rain chance
- 4%
- Precip
- 0 mm
- Max wind
- 19 km/h
Soil, irrigation, spray-window and crop-stress guidance for Punjab, Pakistan.
Field conditions around Lahore are heat-stressed: soil moisture in the top layer is near 0.16 m³/m³, below the ideal band for cotton and maize. Irrigation before dawn will lose the least to evaporation, with reference evapotranspiration near 7.6 mm/day. Spraying is viable only in the early morning while winds stay under 15 km/h; afternoon gusts and thermals will cause drift. Watch for heat stress in cotton above 38°C — shade-net nurseries and mulching help retain moisture ahead of Friday's possible storm.
Field conditions around Lahore are heat-stressed: soil moisture in the top layer is near 0.16 m³/m³, below the ideal band for cotton and maize. Irrigation before dawn will lose the least to evaporation, with reference evapotranspiration near 7.6 mm/day. Spraying is viable only in the early morning while winds stay under 15 km/h; afternoon gusts and thermals will cause drift. Watch for heat stress in cotton above 38°C — shade-net nurseries and mulching help retain moisture ahead of Friday's possible storm.
The next three days stay punishingly hot in Lahore, with highs near 40–41°C and overnight lows barely below 30°C. Skies remain mostly clear today and tomorrow before cloud builds on day three ahead of a possible evening thunderstorm. Dust haze may thicken late each afternoon.
Today
Sat, Jun 13
Mainly clear
40°30°
Tomorrow
Sun, Jun 14
Clear sky
41°30°
Monday
Mon, Jun 15
Partly cloudy
42°30°
low risk
Modeled river discharge is at 92% of the seasonal p90 threshold (498 m³/s vs 540 m³/s).
Derived from the GloFAS ensemble via Open-Meteo — informational, not an official flood warning.