The Maldives Meteorological Service has forecast widespread rain, thunderstorms, and rough seas across the country until 6:00 PM on 11 May, during the peak of the Hulhangu monsoon. Over the past 24 hours, Gan recorded the highest rainfall at 47.8 mm, with seas expected to remain rough for the next 24 hours and wave heights of four to seven feet.
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Other islands that experienced significant rainfall included Sh. Funadhoo with 32.7 millimeters
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Hithadhoo recorded 29.2 millimeters.
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Hulhumeedhoo in Addu City also saw 19.8 millimeters of rainfall.
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Wind speeds are expected to range between 15 and 25 mph in the southern atolls
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while other regions may experience winds between 13 and 23 mph.
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During showers, wind gusts could reach up to 40 mph, according to the forecast.
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unsettled weather is expected to continue across large parts of the Maldives until 6:00 PM today, with some islands likely to experience heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms.
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