LATEST NANAUK CYCLONE SATELLITE IMAGES

IR Satellite image of the depression that remains of the once powerful cyclone Nanauk. Image taken 0000 Hrs GMT, June 14, 2014 (Saturday)

1200 GMT, Friday, June 13, 2014. Infra-red satellite image of a weakening cyclone Nanauk

This latest (1030 AM GMT, Today, June 13, 2014) water vapor satellite image of Nanauk shows that it is in its death throes

The Infra-red satellite image of Nanauk taken at 1000 hrs today (June 13, 2014) shows the storm is dying.

Satellite image of Nanauk taken at 0600 hrs GMT Friday, June 13, 2014

LATEST SATELLITE IMAGE: TAKEN AT 0300 HRS, GMT,  JUNE 13, 2014

Image taken at 0000 hrs, GMT June 13, 2014

Satellite image of Nanauk at 1200 hrs today (Thursday, June 12, 2014)

Infra-red image of Nanauk taken at 1200 hrs GMT June 12, 2014

Infra-red images of cyclone Nanauk taken at 1200 hrs GMT Today (June 12, 2014)

A NASA satellite of north Arabian Sea as Nanauk hovers around

Image taken at 0900 hrs , June 12, 2014 Today, Thursday

Cyclone Nanauk at 0600 hrs GMT June 12, 2014

Satellite image of cyclone Nanauk taken at 0600 hrs GMT, June 12, 2014, Thursday

Nanauk satellite image: June 12, 0600 Hrs UTC

Latest Nanauk Cyclone Image (June 12, 2014, 0630 hrs UTC

SATELLITE IMAGE OF NANAUK (3 AM GMT, JUNE 12, 2014)

NASA image Nanauk taken June 11, 2014 at 0830 hrs UTC

Latest GFS Forecast: Arabian Sea Storm TC-02A (Nanauk) To Hit Oman Late Evening June 14,2014

Latest forecast by the GFS model says it is going to be a big cyclone. In the map it is about to hit Oman on June 14, 2014

Even the GFS forecast in its latest update says that Nanauk will be bigger than earlier expected. While  JTWC says it will hit Oman on June 15, 2014, GFS says it is going to hit Oman earlier on June 14 late evening June 14, 2014.

Be advised that even when it hits the coast the cyclone will be strong with winds at more than 75 kmph, gusting at 90 kmph. Or much more.

It is time the Oman authorities start preparing for the worst. There are only three days left. Nanauk is likely to be a severe cyclonic storm.