The Cyclonic Storm (TEJ) over Southwest Arabian Sea moved further west-northwestward, intensified into a Severe Cyclonic Storm (SCS) and now lies cent red around Latitude 11.0 °N & Longitude 57.0 °E at a distance of about 1880km southwest of Karachi, 1670km south/southwest of Gwadar & 750km south-southeast of Salalah (Oman). Maximum sustained surface winds are 100-110 Km/h gusting 120 Km/h, sea conditions very high/phenomenal & maximum wave height is 25 feet around the system center. Due to highly favorable environmental conditions (warm SSTs, low vertical wind shear and upper-level outflow), the system is likely to strengthen further into a Very Severe Cyclonic Storm (VSCS) by tomorrow and keep moving in west-northwest direction towards Yemen-Oman coast.

No impact on any of Pakistan coastal area from this system.

The Deep Depression over Southwest Arabian Sea moved further northwestward, intensified into a Cyclonic Storm (TEJ) and now lies cent red around Latitude 10.0 °N & Longitude 59.3 °E at a distance of about 1850km southwest of Karachi, 1720km south/southwest of Gwadar & 960km southeast of Salalah (Oman). Due to highly favorable environmental conditions (warm SSTs, low vertical wind shear and upper-level outflow), the system is likely to strengthen further into a Severe Cyclonic Storm (SCS) by evening today and keep moving in northwest direction towards Oman-Yemen coast. None of the Pakistan coastal area is likely to be impacted by this system.

The well-marked low-pressure area over Southwest Arabian Sea concentrated into a Depression and lies almost over similar area around Latitude 9.4 °N & Longitude 61.5 °E at a distance of about 1810km southwest of Karachi & 1750km south of Gwadar. Due to favorable environmental conditions, the system is likely to intensify further into a Tropical Cyclone during next 24 hours and keep moving in west/northwest direction towards Oman-Yemen coast. None of the Pakistan coastal area is likely to be impacted by the system.

The PMD’s Cyclone Warning Centre, Karachi informed that a well-marked low-pressure area (strong weather system) lies over Southwest Arabian Sea at around Latitude 9.5 °N & Longitude 61.5 °E at a distance of about 1810km southwest of Karachi & 1750km south of Gwadar. Due to favorable environmental conditions, the system is likely to intensify further into a Depression and move in west/northwest direction towards Oman-Yemen coast. None of the Pakistan coastal area is likely to be impacted by the system