Sultanate of Oman | Indications of the return of rain chances early next week

Arab weather - It is expected that stability will prevail over the Sultanate of Oman at the end of the week, as a result of a dry mass in the low and middle layers of the atmosphere, so that the amounts of clouds are reduced and precipitation opportunities weaken from most regions of Oman, in conjunction with an expected rise in temperatures to become higher than their normal rates in most regions. interior.

Expected rise in temperatures this weekend نهاية

It is expected that temperatures will rise gradually during the weekend, so that hot summer weather prevails in most areas, and temperatures are forty in all the interior regions, while the weather is more moderate in coastal areas, especially overlooking the Arabian Sea, and westerly winds are sometimes active in the states. North and West, it raises dust and dust in some areas, especially desert areas, while the winds are southeasterly on the eastern coasts bordering the Arabian Sea.

During the night hours, warm weather prevails in general, and humidity levels rise, and during the late night hours there is an opportunity for fog to form in parts of the coasts of Oman, especially the coasts of the governorates of Dhofar, Al Wusta and Al Dakhiliyah.

Arab weather advises citizens not to be exposed to direct or prolonged exposure to the sun, especially during the afternoon and afternoon hours, and to avoid exerting physical exertion during the peak heat hours, i.e. between 10 am and 3 pm, in order to avoid sunstroke.

According to the latest outputs of the numerical models processed internally in the Arab weather, the tropical separator is likely to rise towards the Omani lands, as a result of which humid southeastern currents will rush and accompany the monsoon winds, so that the chances of rain will increase in the Al Hajar Mountains and the surrounding areas, and the rains will be heavy locally and in some geographical areas It is also accompanied by showers of hail and downward winds, God willing.