important | Arab Weather expects the Arabian Sea depression to develop into a tropical storm during the next 48 hours

Update || Thursday, 9/30/2021 at 01:00 pm:

Arab Weather - The latest satellite images received by the Arab Regional Weather Center show a striking development of the tropical situation in the Arabian Sea, which the latest weather forecasts indicate its gradual movement towards the northwest along the Indian coasts, with its gradual development into a tropical storm.

The tropical condition will gradually intensify over the next 48 hours

Predict the development of the Arabian Sea depression into a tropical storm

In the details, remote sensing observatories at the Arab Weather Center indicate the development of the tropical situation into a tropical depression centered in the northeast of the Arabian Sea at latitude 22.5 north and longitude 68.2 east, and the surface wind speed around the center is estimated from 25 to 30 knots, and it is away from the capital, Muscat. About 1000 km.

The tropical depression continues to move in a northwesterly direction towards the north of the Arabian Sea, with the possibility of it deepening into a tropical storm during the next two days. About 80-120 mm over the Pakistani coastal areas.

The forecast staff indicates that the impact of the tropical situation will completely move away from any Arab country overlooking the Arabian Sea or the Sea of Oman during the next two days, and the tropical storm is not expected to have any direct impact during the next 48 hours on any Arab country, provided that the impact is limited to the flow of some Clouds at different heights towards the south of the Arabian Peninsula, and due to the difficulty of predicting the course and severity of the tropical storm, Arab weather calls for the necessity of following up on the air conversations.