Sultanate of Oman | Humid air currents from the Arabian Sea cause rain in some areas and repeated fog formation in the coming days.

Arab Weather - Weather forecasters at the Arab Weather Center said that what the advanced computer outputs indicate is that a strong high pressure system will control the atmosphere of the Sultanate of Oman during the coming days, so that the weather will be hot, especially in the desert areas of the Sultanate, which will be accompanied by humid and cloudy weather on the coasts of Al Wusta, Dhofar and the rest of the coasts overlooking the Arabian Sea, as a result of the extension of the effect of the monsoon winds, accompanied by local rainfall and repeated fog formation.

Hot weather in most governorates, with temperatures in the mid-thirties Celsius in the interior regions.

In detail, the Sultanate will witness relatively hot to hot weather during the afternoon and evening hours in various inland areas during the coming days, with maximum temperatures reaching approximately 34-35 degrees Celsius in the capital Muscat and various regions, while they will be lower than that on the coasts of the Arabian Sea and the Al Hajar Mountains. It is not unlikely that some rain clouds will form over limited parts of the Al Hajar Mountains, accompanied by showers of rain, which are sometimes accompanied by thunder.

Weather conditions and temperatures in Muscat in the coming days.

Humid air currents in the central and Dhofar regions, and local rains are expected in the coming days.

The latest computer outputs of the Arab Weather Center indicate that the coasts of the Al Wusta and Dhofar governorates will be affected in the coming days by humid air currents coming from the Arabian Sea, so that the weather will be humid and moderate with the appearance of clouds, especially low clouds, which may result, God willing, in rainfall on parts of the coastal and mountainous areas overlooking the Arabian Sea, with the rain being local in nature and scattered in general.

Dense fog and low horizontal visibility of less than 1000 meters in many states.

The latest outputs of the processed numerical weather models indicate that as a result of the rush of moist south-easterly air currents towards the Sultanate’s coasts overlooking the Arabian Sea and the areas adjacent to it, coinciding with calm wind speeds and clear skies, the conditions are ripe for the formation of dense fog in many areas in the coming nights.

Warning of low horizontal visibility of less than 500 meters with the formation of fog in the coming nights.

Horizontal visibility is expected to drop to less than 500 meters in some areas, and may even disappear at times. Fog begins to form during the late night hours and continues until the early morning hours, before gradually dissipating after that at sunrise due to the rise in the temperature of the Earth's surface.

God knows best.