Imagine waking up to a serene morning, the air crisp with cool temperatures, as a gentle mist performs a ballet through the northern and northeastern landscapes. The Meteorological department hints at this picturesque beginning, yet sends a whisper of warning to our intrepid motorists: tread carefully through these fog-laden paths.
It’s a dance of elements as the easterly winds play maestro, conducting an orchestra of moisture across the lower North, the understated Northeast, the vibrant Central, and the sun-kissed Eastern regions. This symphony sets the stage for the possibility of nature’s encores – the isolated rains that could grace these areas with their refreshing touch.
Elsewhere, a moderate northeast monsoon asserts its presence over the Gulf, while the South listens attentively to its deep, rolling waves. A low-pressure cell, hovering east of Malaysia like a poised dragon, exhales its breath, summoning isolated but intense showers to bestow blessings upon the South.
For those with a penchant for the sea, a word of caution: waves in the Gulf are performers of their own, reaching for heights of up to two formidable metres – and in the apex of a thundershower, they may reach even higher. The Andaman Sea, not to be outdone, displays its own aquatic prowess, with waves cresting at 1-2 metres, teasing the possibility of soaring beyond two metres when storms come to call.
The narrative takes a turn as the stage is set with a reminder to the denizens of the lower South. The severe conditions, almost Shakespearean in their drama, could usher in acts featuring flash floods and overflows. Particularly at risk are those picturesque foothills snuggled near waterways and the humble lowlands, whose stories are often told in hushed tones after a storm.
As our final curtain call, let us bestow some wisdom upon the sea-faring souls: navigate with the prudence of legends, keep a weather eye on the horizon, and steer clear from the tempest’s embrace as thundershowers make their grand entrance. In this great play of nature, let’s ensure that every act concludes with a safe and sound finale.
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