The PDMA Rainfall Alert November 2025 has issued a rainfall alert for Punjab from November 5 to 7, 2025. Citizens have been warned of heavy downpours, thunderstorms, and the risk of flash floods, especially in low-lying areas and near riverbanks. To minimize damage and ensure safety, the PDMA has instructed district administrations and key departments to stay on high alert, while the public is advised to follow safety guidelines during this critical weather period.
PDMA Issues Province-Wide Rain Alert
The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has released a rainfall alert for Punjab, warning citizens of expected heavy downpours and storm activity between November 5 and 7, 2025. According to PDMA officials, most districts of Punjab are likely to receive intense rainfall, while the upper catchment areas of rivers may also be affected.
This precautionary warning aims to safeguard communities and reduce risks of damage due to the severe weather conditions forecasted.
Widespread Rainfall Expected Across Punjab
The PDMA alert highlights that:
- Heavy rainfall is expected across multiple districts.
- Areas close to riverbanks and canals are at greater risk of flooding.
- Upper catchment areas of rivers could experience high water inflows.
- Low-lying regions may face possible flash floods.
The PDMA has advised both the public and local authorities to remain prepared during this period.
DG PDMA’s Directives to District Officials
Director General Irfan Ali Kathia has directed commissioners and deputy commissioners across Punjab to remain vigilant. The alert, issued under the Chief Minister’s instructions, emphasizes:
- Continuous presence of field officers.
- Real-time monitoring of river and stream levels.
- Immediate response in case of emergencies.
Officials have been asked to ensure district administrations are fully equipped to deal with any situation arising from heavy rains.
Risk of Flooding and Rising Water Levels
The forecast indicates a significant rise in water flow in rivers and streams. This raises the potential for flash floods in vulnerable areas. The PDMA stressed the importance of constant monitoring and quick emergency response to protect nearby communities.
Departments on High Alert
To ensure smooth coordination during the alert, several departments have been instructed to stay fully prepared:
- Health Department
- Irrigation Department
- Communication & Works Department
- Local Government
- Livestock Department
Each department has been tasked with taking proactive measures to minimize risks and respond effectively if emergencies occur.
PDMA’s Safety Guidelines for Citizens
The PDMA has also shared essential safety instructions for the public:
- Avoid going outdoors during thunderstorms or heavy winds.
- Seek shelter in safe places during lightning or stormy weather.
- Refrain from unnecessary travel during the alert period.
- Stay away from rivers, canals, and low-lying flood-prone areas.
By following these guidelines, citizens can help reduce risks and ensure their safety during the forecasted weather.
PDMA Helpline for Emergencies
For immediate assistance, citizens are urged to contact the PDMA helpline at 1129. The authority has requested full cooperation from the public with local administrations and advised everyone to follow official advisories strictly.
