Sultanate of Oman | Indications of the chances of rain returning to the Hajar Mountains early next week

Arab Weather - The outputs of analyzes and computer simulation data for weather forecasts indicate expectations of a shy return to rain chances in parts of the Hajar Mountains early next week, God willing, which makes this period a promising period for the return of spring weather conditions in the Sultanate, in light of the lack / scarcity of weather in the Sultanate. The number of rainy conditions considered.

Forecasters at the Arab Weather Center for Meteorology and Weather Forecasts said that the subtropical and basit atmospheric high has dominated the atmosphere of the Arabian Peninsula for several weeks, acting as a barrier against the incursion of the cold upper basins from the north, which resulted in a remarkable weakness in the interaction of surface atmospheric pressure over the well mannered. They added that numerical models are now indicating that the subtropical jet stream will move this subtropical air rise to the south during the beginning of next week, God willing.

Signals are accelerating, albeit timidly, as the Hajar Mountains and adjacent areas will be affected at the beginning of next week (around April 17) by air disturbances resulting from a combination of a shallow drop in atmospheric pressure (as a result of a groove extension from an atmospheric depression) and a dynamic contribution to the vertical thermal difference, and the excitation of moist air currents According to this possibility, the chances of parts of the Al Hajar Mountains being exposed to unstable weather conditions are increasing, represented by the increased chances of thunder showers of rain accompanied by downward winds that raise dust and dust, which may extend to a limited extent to some coastal areas overlooking the Sea of Oman, God willing.

Therefore, all of the above is within the context of the forecasts of the latest weather readings issued by the Arab Regional Center for Meteorology and Weather Forecasting, bearing in mind that these forecasts are considered medium to long-term and are constantly changing, especially during this (transitional) period known for the low accuracy and inability of computer models to simulate the expected air system. Exactly, so updates will be released that will highlight more details incrementally as needed, God willing.

God knows