The latest track/predicted path pf Cyclone Nanauk by JTWC (Issued at 3 PM, June 11, 2014
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I'm an expatriate residing in Oman. There are some awareness about this cyclone in people here, but not caring much. Everybody still awaits for the official government report. If this cyclone attacks as predicted, this will be the worst happening in this modern world without preparation. Hope everybody are sure that it's not going to impact in the capital city Muscat, any idea about how much it will be affected in Muscat city, the rain amount, the wind force & the sea roughness?
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