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Brunei to face heavy showers and gusty winds through Nov. 13

The Brunei Meteorological Department says active weather will persist until Nov. 13, with waves up to 1.5 m and gusts around 45 km/h, warning of potential flash floods and hazardous sea conditions.

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Brunei’s weather is set to remain unsettled until Nov. 13, the Brunei Meteorological Department announced. Heavy and thundery showers are expected, along with waves up to 1.5 m and wind gusts that could reach 45 km/h. Authorities urged caution for small boats and advised the public to watch for flash floods and landslides.

Active weather conditions are expected to persist across Brunei until Nov. 13, the Brunei Meteorological Department said on Sunday, citing heavy and thundery showers that could accompany moderate sea conditions.

The department warned that waves in Brunei waters are forecast to range from 0.5 to 1.5 m, while wind gusts may reach up to 45 km/h. Such conditions are considered hazardous for small boats and other marine recreational activities.

Advisory messages call on fishermen and those planning sea activities to exercise caution and monitor the latest forecasts. The department also urged the public to remain vigilant against flash floods, landslides and gusty winds during the unsettled period.

Brunei is currently in the Northeast Monsoon season, which is projected to continue until roughly the end of March 2027. The department’s alerts are meant to help residents prepare for the expected weather patterns and the associated risks.

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