Sultanate of Oman | The continuation of the subtropical air rise that has extended its control over the atmosphere of the region imposes a stable and hotter atmosphere in all regions

Arab Weather - The computer modeling maps that are processed in the Arab Weather Center indicate an expected continuation of the control of the subtropical air altitude over the atmosphere of the region, preventing the approach of winter depressions from the Sultanate, so that a stable atmosphere prevails in all regions and temperatures are higher than their rates for this time. Much of the year.

An atmospheric altitude with a vertical extension dominating the Sultanate’s airspace

In the details, all parts of southeastern Arabia are witnessing an intensification of the subtropical atmospheric high that extends from the surface of the earth to a height of approximately 15 km, causing the damp waves to be repelled, whether from the south coming from the Arabian Sea or from the cold and wet masses coming from the north. As a result, the high layers are still not prepared for the development of clouds and cases of atmospheric instability, so that this air system makes the mountains of the Sultanate within the scope of an air-stable region and far from any air activity.

The same computerized maps indicate that stable weather will continue over the region for at least the current week, since the air altitude will remain in control of the region and build a center over the Arabian Peninsula. As for the temperature, it is expected that there will be a gradual rise in temperatures during the current week.