Met Department warns of developing atmospheric disturbance near Andaman Sea
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1 min readFrom 3 outlets- Newswire says the possible disturbance is near the southern Andaman Sea, close to the North Sumatra Islands.
- Newswire reports the advisory was issued at 9:30 a.m. on October 29 and expires at 9:30 a.m. on October 30.
- Newswire says naval and fishing communities were urged to stay vigilant and follow further weather bulletins.
Newswire reports that Sri Lanka’s Department of Meteorology issued a yellow-level advisory at 9:30 a.m. on October 29, warning of strong winds and rough seas. The department’s Natural Hazards Early Warning Centre said a low-level atmospheric disturbance could develop near the southern Andaman Sea, near the North Sumatra Islands.
Newswire says the advisory concerns multi-day fishing boats operating in deep-sea areas of the Bay of Bengal. It reports that naval and fishing communities in affected sea areas were advised to remain alert and to monitor the department’s weather forecasts and bulletins for updates.
Newswire reports that the advisory is valid for 24 hours, until 9:30 a.m. on October 30. Ada Derana also reports a warning about a possible atmospheric disturbance near the Andaman Sea, while Hiru News (தமிழ்) carries a headline on the possibility of an atmospheric disturbance in the Andaman Sea.
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- Ada Derana (සිංහල) · රළු මුහුදු ප්රදේශ පිළිබඳව කාලගුණයෙන් අවවාදාත්මක නිවේදනයක්
- Newswire · Low-Pressure Area : Met Dept warns of rough seas, strong winds
- Hiru News (සිංහල) · දිවයින ආසන්න පහළ වායුගෝලයේ කැළඹීමක්: පළාත් 6 කට තද වැසි ගැන කාලගුණයෙන් අනතුරු ඇඟවීමක්
- Newswire · Low-pressure area has developed near Sri Lanka: Warning from Met Department
- Newsfirst · Low-Pressure System in Bay of Bengal Likely to Develop Into Depression Today, Met Department Warns