Sultanate of Oman | Significant decline in unstable weather conditions, starting from Monday, in most regions

Weather of Arabia - The Sultanate of Oman is affected by weather fluctuations that can be described as severe, represented by a significant decrease in the severity of unstable weather, starting from Monday, after rainy days prevailed par excellence in many regions.

The latest developments in the weather situation in the Sultanate of Oman

Chances of rain continue Sunday

God willing, it is expected that large quantities of tropical moisture coming from the Arabian Sea to the Sultanate will continue to flow, where thunder clouds are expected to multiply, especially during the afternoon and evening, to affect the Hajar mountain range, especially Al Hajar Al Sharqi, and the coastal areas overlooking the Sea of Oman, including the capital, Muscat, and parts of From the coastal areas overlooking the Arabian Sea adjacent to the Hajar Mountains, and different parts of the northern region, especially those adjacent to the Hajar Mountains , and the rains are mostly of moderate intensity with some heavy foci sometimes and accompanied by showers of hail in some neighborhoods and geographical ranges, which may cause the formation of so-called flash floods , And the sea is moderate and the wave height ranges from one to one and a half meters.

This condition is also accompanied by thick cumulus thunderstorms, which means that there is a chance for severe downward winds that may lead to dust and dust excitation, and thus a high chance of a low horizontal visibility.

Less chance of rain in most areas

It is restricted to local formations above the Hajar Mountains

As of Monday, the effects of unstable weather will diminish, so that the quantities of clouds decrease and the chances of precipitation weaken in most regions of the Sultanate, with the opportunity remaining ready for showers of localized rain in different parts of the Al Hajar mountain range, while the winds are of moderate speed, fluctuating. Sometimes it causes dust and dirt in some areas, and humidity levels rise and the opportunity arises during the late night and morning hours of fog forming in parts of the coasts of the Sultanate on a daily basis, and the sea is moderate and the wave height ranges from one meter to one and a half meters, while it is disturbed sometimes in the depth of the Arabian Sea.

Some important recommendations:

• Danger of reduced horizontal visibility due to dust waves resulting from downwinds.
• Warning against the formation of sudden torrents and the intensity of thunderstorms.
• Attention by the intensity of thunderstorms.