Tropical Depression Formed in the Indian Ocean

A second low-pressure system for the 2026/27 season formed yesterday in the Southwest Indian Ocean basin.

According to the National Institute of Meteorology (INAM), at 10:00 AM, the system was located at 13.3 degrees South and 56.6 degrees East, classified as a Tropical Depression.

INAM also reports that the phenomenon is registering average winds of 45 kilometers per hour, with gusts that can reach 65 kilometers per hour, moving towards the Southwest at a speed of 19 kilometers per hour.

He added that, so far, this weather system does not pose any danger to the Mozambique Channel or to the mainland territory.

INAM reveals that it continues to monitor the evolution of the system and urges the public to follow the weather information and warnings disseminated by the competent national authorities.