Tropical Cyclone 02A, known as Nanauk, was located 680 km southwest of Karachi in the Arabian Sea as of June 12, 2014. It was moving west-northwest at 10 km/hr and expected to intensify into a severe tropical cyclone within 24 hours with maximum sustained winds of 50-60 knots gusting up to 80 knots. After 48 hours, Nanauk was predicted to start weakening and had a high probability of dissipating over water near the coast of Oman before making landfall. No areas of Pakistan were under threat, but some isolated rain or thunderstorms were possible along the Sindh-Mekran coast on Friday and Saturday. The sea
Tropical Cyclone 02A, known as Nanauk, was located 680 km southwest of Karachi in the Arabian Sea as of June 12, 2014. It was moving west-northwest at 10 km/hr and expected to intensify into a severe tropical cyclone within 24 hours with maximum sustained winds of 50-60 knots gusting up to 80 knots. After 48 hours, Nanauk was predicted to start weakening and had a high probability of dissipating over water near the coast of Oman before making landfall. No areas of Pakistan were under threat, but some isolated rain or thunderstorms were possible along the Sindh-Mekran coast on Friday and Saturday. The sea
Tropical Cyclone 02A, known as Nanauk, was located 680 km southwest of Karachi in the Arabian Sea as of June 12, 2014. It was moving west-northwest at 10 km/hr and expected to intensify into a severe tropical cyclone within 24 hours with maximum sustained winds of 50-60 knots gusting up to 80 knots. After 48 hours, Nanauk was predicted to start weakening and had a high probability of dissipating over water near the coast of Oman before making landfall. No areas of Pakistan were under threat, but some isolated rain or thunderstorms were possible along the Sindh-Mekran coast on Friday and Saturday. The sea
National Weather Forecasting Center Sector H-8/2, Islamabad
Date/Time: 12 Jun, 2014/1300 PST
Weather Advisory 1
Tropical Cyclone 02A (NANAUK) in Arabian Sea
The Tropical Cyclone 02A (Nanauk), located at Lat. 18N and Long. 64E, about 680 kms south-southwest of Karachi, is likely to move further west-northwest ward (towards Oman Coast) with a speed of 10 km/hr. The TC 02A is likely to further intensify into a Severe Tropical Cyclone in next 24 hours with a maximum sustained wind speed of 50- 60 knots gusting up to 80 knots. After 48 hours, the TC may start weakening gradually and there is high probability of its dissipation over the water (near Oman Coast) before making landfall. None of the area of Pakistan is under threat, however some isolated rain/thundershowers expected along Sindh-Mekran coast on Friday/Saturday. The sea conditions along Pakistan coast may be rough to very rough from Friday evening to Sunday night. Therefore the fishermen of Sindh and Balochistan are advised not to venture in open sea during the period.
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