Quasi-stationary convective complex off the Omani south coast

Quasi-stationary convective complex off the Oman

27 May 2013 00:00 UTC

Quasi-stationary convective complex off the Omani south coast
Quasi-stationary convective complex off the Omani south coast
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Region

Oman, Yemen, Saudi Arabia

Satellites

Meteosat-10

Channels/Products

Dust RGB & cold IR10.8

A quasi-stationary convective complex evolved under a high-pressure ridge off the Omani south coast.

Last Updated

15 March 2021

Published on

27 May 2013

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