Gulf States | High chances of fog tonight and Tuesday morning

Arab Weather - Specialists at the "Arab Weather Regional Center" expected that different parts of the Arabian Peninsula will remain under the influence of a number of weather phenomena during the next 24 hours, varying between chances of rain concentrated in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and increased chances of fog in Qatar, Bahrain, the Emirates, and the Sultanate of Oman.

• Qatar: Fog forms widely during the dawn and early morning hours, with a significant decrease or perhaps no horizontal visibility. During the daytime hours on Tuesday, the weather will be relatively hot and generally stable in all areas, and maximum temperatures in the Qatari capital, Doha, will be around 33 degrees Celsius during the daytime hours, dropping at night to the mid-thirties Celsius.

• Bahrain: Chances of fog formation increase tonight in parts of the country, while on Tuesday, temperatures in the Bahraini capital, Manama, will be more moderate than in the past days, and maximum temperatures during the day are expected to be around 32 degrees Celsius, dropping to the mid-twenties Celsius at night, with stable weather prevailing over the country.

• Kuwait: The weather will be generally stable during the daytime hours of Tuesday, with occasional clouds. The maximum temperature in the country is expected to be around 28 degrees Celsius on Sunday, dropping to the early twenties Celsius at night.

• UAE: Humidity levels will rise at dawn and on Tuesday morning, with a chance of fog or light fog forming in some inland and coastal areas. During the day, temperatures will tend to drop slightly, with maximum temperatures in Abu Dhabi around 32 degrees Celsius, dropping to the mid-twenties at night.

• Sultanate of Oman: Tonight, humidity levels will rise in Dhofar and Al Wusta governorates, with a high chance of fog formation. As for the rivers on Tuesday, the weather will be stable and tending to be hot, and varying amounts of clouds will appear on some mountains and coastal parts of Dhofar governorate, which may cause showers of rain, and God knows best.