Strong winds and rough seas expected over Selangor and east coast, says Met Dept


KUALA LUMPUR: Strong Southwesterly winds of 40-50 kmph with waves rising up to 3.5 metres are expected to occur over the waters off Phuket, Reef North and Palawan from tomorrow until Monday.

The Malaysian Meteorological Department in a statement said the condition of strong winds and rough seas is dangerous to small crafts, recreational sea activities and sea sports.

Thunderstorm activities occurring over the waters off Strait of Malacca is expected to continue until early morning Friday (July 8).

Meanwhile, thunderstorms occurring over the waters off Selangor, Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang are also expected to continue until early morning, Friday (July 8).

This condition may cause strong winds up to 50 kph and rough seas with waves rising up to 3.5 metres (11 feet) and dangerous to small boats. - Bernama

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