MET warns of rough weather over 4 days
The advisory called on the public, especially those travelling by sea, to remain alert and stay updated with the latest weather information.
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The Maldives Meteorological Service has issued a weather advisory forecasting strong westerly monsoon conditions over the next four days, with increased winds and rough seas expected, particularly from 20 July onwards.
According to the Met Office, the forecast includes:
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Intensified winds, especially within cloud formations
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Rough sea conditions, with coastal areas experiencing heightened turbulence
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Predominantly cloudy skies with possible thunderstorms
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Rainfall during periods of strong winds
The advisory called on the public, especially those travelling by sea, to remain alert and stay updated with the latest weather information issued by the Met Office.
In connection with current weather patterns, Funos — one of the strongest anchors of the western monsoon — has been associated with several offshore incidents over the past week due to strong winds.
