- UAE confirms ‘tropical condition’ had no impact on the Country
ABU DHABI, UAE: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) authorities on Saturday announced the end of the “tropical situation” that hit the Arabian Sea earlier this week.
In the latest advisory, the National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) said that the tropical storm that formed off the coast is no longer a threat to the UAE.
The NCEMA passed through the Arabian Sea without affecting the Country, according to the Joint Assessment Team for Weather and Tropical Cases.
The Joint Assessment Team for Weather & Tropical Cases announces the end of the tropical state with no influence on the country, after a series of thorough monitoring during the passing of the tropical state on the Arabian Sea and studying its movement. pic.twitter.com/UdLRi22CqX
— NCEMA UAE (@NCEMAUAE) June 17, 2023
The authority worked closely with the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) in closely monitoring the movement of the tropical condition.
Weather monitoring authorities also teamed up with other government entities — including the Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, and Ministry of Defence — in setting precautionary measures.
The NCM on Friday predicted that the “tropical storm” in the Arabian Sea near the Indian-Pakistani coasts would weaken into a tropical depression in 12 hours.
