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Maldives to See Clearer Skies Next Week, MET Office Forecasts

The Maldives Meteorological Service forecast improving weather across most of the country starting next week, after weeks of torrential rain, thunderstorms and flooding on several islands including Malé City. Scattered rain, heavy showers and thunderstorms with rough seas are expected to persist over the next 24 hours, with gradual clearing after Saturday.

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  • 13 to 23 miles per hour expected wind speeds The Standard Wind speeds are expected to range from 13 to 23 miles per hour, with gusts reaching up to 40 miles per hour during storms.

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  • up to 40 miles per hour storm gusts The Standard Wind speeds are expected to range from 13 to 23 miles per hour, with gusts reaching up to 40 miles per hour during storms.

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  • The weather is expected to begin gradually clearing, bringing calmer seas and more stable conditions to the archipelago. after Saturday The Standard However, the weather is expected to begin gradually clearing after Saturday, bringing calmer seas and more stable conditions to the archipelago.

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