By Saeed Shah, Rajendra Jadhav and Shilpa JamkhandikarISLAMABAD/NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Massive, sudden downpours of rain known ...

The sudden and intense weather event is almost impossible to forecast and often leads to deadly flash-flooding and landslides ...

Massive, sudden downpours of rain known as cloudbursts have struck Pakistan and India during this monsoon season, killing hundreds of people in the flash floods and landslides they have triggered.

Hundreds have died in India and Pakistan in recent floods blamed on cloudbursts, sudden, violent downpours that experts say ...

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Cloudbursts in Pakistan and India this monsoon have killed hundreds. Experts explain why these sudden downpours happen more often in the Himalayas and why prediction remains difficult.