Upcoming Cyclone gathering pace in Indian Ocean

An area of interest (Invest 94S) continues to show signs of development this morning as it lingers over the central Indian Ocean, and has been routinely blowing up bouts of convection. However, a circulation is still yet to become apparant, although this could happen at any time. This potential storm is likely to gather pace and strength as it approaches Madagascar late this week and affect the northern third of the country this weekend into early next week. A hurricane strength storm cannot be ruled out, along with heavy rainfall totalling up to 300mm in some areas.

Two other areas of interest in the Indian Ocean could form in the next week - one brief spin-up south of Christmas Island - and another system which could become intense behind the current Madagascar threat.

In the South Pacific, a line of storms could spin a tropical cyclone up at any point in the next week, but chances of a distinct tropical cyclone appearing remain low. Heavy rainfall will persist over the area, extending from Fiji through Samoa, Tonga and other islands further east. Some areas may experience up to 500mm of rainfall from the event.

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