Tropical situation in Arabian Sea: Read to know the impact on Oman's coasts
Muscat: The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has released its latest weekly bulletin, monitoring meteorological activity in the Arabian Sea for the period between May 8 and May 14, 2025.
The bulletin, published by the National Early Warning Center for Multiple Hazards, provides an assessment of tidal activity and cloud formations expected in the region. According to the report, no significant tropical cyclone activity is anticipated during the specified timeframe, and Oman's coastal areas will remain unaffected.
The CAA emphasised that this bulletin is part of its regular monitoring efforts during the annual cyclone season in the Arabian Sea. The authority assured that additional updates will be issued immediately should there be any significant meteorological developments.
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