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Dear readers, if you want to know the weather in Islamabad, you have chosen the right post.

 Because in this post you will find hourly, daily and weekly weather forecast of Islamabad according to Pakistan Meteorological Department

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Some information about Islamabad

 

History of Islamabad Islamabad

  Dear readers!  Here we give some information about Islamabad before the weather forecast of Islamabad. Karachi was the capital of Pakistan till 1958 after the formation of Pakistan.  In 1958, due to the rapidly growing population and economy of Karachi, it was decided to shift the capital of Pakistan to another city.  So in 1958, the then President Ayub Khan chose this place near Rawalpindi and ordered the construction of a city here.  Land was arranged for the new capital, which was taken from Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab.  The capital was temporarily shifted to Rawalpindi and development work on Islamabad began in 1960.  Most of the city's architectural work was done by the Greek urban planner Constantinos A. Doxiadis. Thus, the capital of Pakistan was moved to Islamabad in 1968.

  After becoming the capital, Islamabad attracted people from all over Pakistan and at the same time as the capital, the city hosted a large number of important meetings.  The city suffered some damage in the October 2005 Kashmir earthquake and then suffered a series of terrorist attacks in June 2008, including the siege of the Red Mosque in July 2007.  The bombing of the Danish embassy and the September 2008 Marriott Hotel bombings also took place in the same city.  The tragic air crashes of Air Blue Flight 202 and Bhoja Air Flight on July 28, 2010 also took place in Islamabad.

Geography and climate of Islamabad

Islamabad is located at the foot of Margalla Hill in Potohar Plateau.  It is 540 meters (1,770 feet) high. [4] [5]  These cities and the ancient city of Rawalpindi are located side by side and are called twin cities.  , [6] and the two have no boundaries. [7] It is bordered by the mountainous region of Murree to the northeast and Taxila Kahuta to the southwest, Attock to the southeast, and the city to 906 km2 (9.75 x 109 ft).  Square). [8] [9]

  Islamabad has five seasons: Winter (November-February), Spring (March and April), Summer (May and June), Monsoon (Rainy (July and August)) and Autumn (September and October) in Islamabad.  The hottest month of Islamabad is June, the coldest month is January and July is the hottest month.  This year, on July 23, 2001, Islamabad recorded 620 mm of rain in just ten hours, breaking all records of the highest rainfall in the last 100 years.  Islamabad and Rawalpindi are twin cities and due to the proximity of Margalla hills, the weather here gets very cold in winter but on January 17, 1967, Rawalpindi recorded the coldest day in history and the temperature of this city was minus 3.9.  Degrees were recorded and on the same day minus 6 degrees Celsius fell in Islamabad and this is the worst cold of the two cities recorded so far.

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