Cyclone Nanauk Will Dissipate Mid Sea On June 16, 2014

It seems according to latest forecasts that Oman has been spared the fury of cyclone Oman. It is expected to disintegrate mid sea on June 16, 2014. It will be near the coat of Oman then. Position: 20.4 N, 61.2 E.

Latest Satellite image of cyclone Nanauk 01200 hrs GMT, June 13, 2014

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