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    The Very Severe Cyclonic Storm (VSCS) named BIPARJOY was located 1,120 km south of Karachi with maximum sustained winds of 130-150 km/h. There was uncertainty in its forecast track, with some models predicting it to impact the Oman-Pakistan coast and others the Indian Gujarat-Pakistan Sindh coast. Fishermen were advised not to venture to sea from June 12 onwards due to rough conditions. Rain, thunderstorms and winds were expected in Sindh-Makran coast from June 13 night/morning if the storm took a northeast track. Sea conditions around the storm center had maximum waves of 25-28 feet.

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    The Very Severe Cyclonic Storm (VSCS) named BIPARJOY was located 1,120 km south of Karachi with maximum sustained winds of 130-150 km/h. There was uncertainty in its forecast track, with some models predicting it to impact the Oman-Pakistan coast and others the Indian Gujarat-Pakistan Sindh coast. Fishermen were advised not to venture to sea from June 12 onwards due to rough conditions. Rain, thunderstorms and winds were expected in Sindh-Makran coast from June 13 night/morning if the storm took a northeast track. Sea conditions around the storm center had maximum waves of 25-28 feet.

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    The Very Severe Cyclonic Storm (VSCS) named BIPARJOY was located 1,120 km south of Karachi with maximum sustained winds of 130-150 km/h. There was uncertainty in its forecast track, with some models predicting it to impact the Oman-Pakistan coast and others the Indian Gujarat-Pakistan Sindh coast. Fishermen were advised not to venture to sea from June 12 onwards due to rough conditions. Rain, thunderstorms and winds were expected in Sindh-Makran coast from June 13 night/morning if the storm took a northeast track. Sea conditions around the storm center had maximum waves of 25-28 feet.

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    Government of Pakistan

    Ministry of Aviation
    Marine Meteorology and Tropical Cyclone Warning Centre
    Pakistan Meteorological Department
    University Road Karachi-75270

    Tel: 021-99261417
    Fax: 021-99261405
    TC-Alert 7 Date: 9 June 2023
    Time: 1030 PST

    Very Severe Cyclonic Storm (BIPARJOY) over East-central Arabian Sea


    The Very Severe Cyclonic Storm (VSCS) “ BIPARJOY” persisting with its intensity slightly changed its course ,
    slowly tracked in north-northeast direction during past 12 hours and now lies near Latitude 14.8°N & Longitude
    66.5°E at a distance of about 1120km south of Karachi. Maximum sustained surface winds are 130-150 Km/hour
    gusts 160 Km/hour around the system center. The favorable environmental conditions (sea surface temperature of
    30-32°C, low vertical wind shear & upper-level divergence) still supporting the system to intensify further.

    Owing to shift in upper-level steering winds, there is an uncertainty in global models opinion regarding the track
    forecast of VSCS “BIPARJOY” with some taking it to Oman-Pakistan western coast and others indicating towards
    Indian Gujarat-Pakistan Sindh coast. Considering this uncertainty, the system is likely to keep tracking further
    north/northeastward during next 2 days. PMD’s cyclone warning center, Karachi is monitoring the system and will
    issue update accordingly.

    Possible Impacts:

     Fishermen are advised not to venture in open sea from Monday, 12 June 2023 onwards till the system is
    over as the Arabian Sea conditions may get very rough/high accompanied with high tides along coast.
     With its probable northeast track, the rain-thunderstorm with some heavy falls & squally winds are
    expected in Sindh-Makran coast from 13 June night/14 June morning.
     Sea conditions are very high/phenomenal around the system center with maximum wave height 25-28 feet.

    Satellite imagery. 9 June 2023, 1000PST


    Observed and Forecast Track of Cyclone

    Sd/=
    Spokesman
    Kind Attn:
     Ministry of Aviation
     Chairman NDMA
     Governor, Sindh
     Chief Secretary Sindh
     Chief Secretary Balochistan
     DG, PDMA Sindh
     Commissioner Karachi
     Pakistan Navy
     DG, PDMA, Balochistan
     Coastal Development Authority, Balochistan
     Port Authorities, Karachi and Gwadar
     NIO (National Institute of Oceanography).

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