PMD issues flood situation report from Lahore
The Flood Forecasting Division in Lahore released its latest flood situation report on Monday, with no immediate details on river levels or warnings.
The Pakistan Meteorological Department's Flood Forecasting Division in Lahore published its latest flood situation report on Monday, September 22, 2026.
The report was issued under the title 'Flood Situation Report - FFD Lahore', according to the department's official release. No details on current river levels, rainfall measurements or districts at risk were immediately available in the initial notification.
The Flood Forecasting Division is the federal agency responsible for monitoring water levels in the Indus River system, including the Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi and Sutlej rivers. It issues situation reports during periods of elevated rainfall or river flow to alert provincial disaster management authorities, district administrations and the public.
The division's reports typically include river gauge readings, forecast rainfall and warnings for areas that may be affected by flooding. The September 22 report did not immediately specify which rivers were at flood stage or whether any warnings had been issued.
Further updates are expected as the Pakistan Meteorological Department releases additional data. Residents in flood-prone areas are advised to follow official channels for the latest information.
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