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The Tropical depression is about 50 km away from Salalah and it is expected to move toward the coast of Dhofar governorate and it is likely to intensify and crossing the coast during the coming hours.
The continuous of heavy rain (100-200 mm) during the next 24 hours associated with fresh to strong winds and wadis with a reduction in horizontal visibility and sea conditions will be rough along with governorates of Dhofar (4-5 meters) and AlWusta (3 meters).
The hail didn't make it through the windshield of an SUV owned by a young man by the name of Hunter, but the icy projectiles left behind several cracks. Hunter said he initially had the SUV at a covered parking lot.
"And then part of the storm came by and thought it was all over, so I went and got it, then pulled it back and the next thing you know it's taken this kind of damage, so it's very unfortunate," said Hunter.
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© Twitter/Schmidt OceanA team of ocean researchers stumbled across what appeared to be some type of 'underwater tornado' (pictured) while conducting a study near Moore Reef, off the coast of Cairns
Schmidt Ocean Institute researchers were performing a remote expedition on Moore Reef, off the coast of Cairns in Queensland, when they made the discovery on May 22.
'That's amazing. It's like it's created an underwater tornado, I've never seen that before,' one of the researchers is heard saying.
Australian marine geologist Dr Robin Beaman watched the live feed and explained how unusual the sighting was.
'There is such a thing called benthic storms, this is kind of at a broader level, this is like a benthic tornado,' the researcher said.
'It is actually leaving a trail on the sea floor, that was so strange.'
Comment: Fire-nadoes, snow-nadoes, and now underwater-nadoes. Clearly, the cyclonic theory about how tornadoes form ('hot air-meets-cold air') needs updating!
Meili Snow Mountains in Deqen County, southwest China's Yunnan Province.
On Wednesday May 27th local authorities stated that the park's inside and outside roads suffered damage due to the continuous rain and heavy snow, and to guarantee the security of tourists and pilgrims, publicity department mentioned that the company operating the park carried out urgent situation effort.
Maria Veronica Ligtasy, 16 years old, resident of Barangay 149 Raxa Bago Street, Tondo, Manila and Marilyn Rutur, 15 years old, resident of Block 96, Lot 6 Kawal Purok 4, Dagatdagatan, Caloocan City were pronounced dead on arrival when rushed to the Mapandan Community Hospital in Mapandan, Pangasinan.
Both were reportedly staying with relatives in Barangay Aseda as they were stranded during the lockdown. Being minors, the two were not allowed to travel during the duration of the lockdown.
The woman was struck by a bolt of lightning while working on a farm with her husband, who subsequently alerted the authorities.
The development came as a wet front swept across much of the country, bringing heavy rainfall and hailstorms in parts.
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Comment: For more information on this and much more read, Earth Changes and the Human-Cosmic Connection by Pierre Lescaudron and Laura Knight-Jadczyk.