Sultanate of Oman | What do we expect from this tropical depression during the next 48 hours?

It is clear from the latest satellite images and data that the tropical situation, which is classified as a tropical depression, is located to the north of the Arabian Sea, and the surface wind speed around the center is estimated at about 25 knots. It is available that the last integrated orbital air system formed in the Arabian Sea during the month of July was about 50 years ago.

What do we expect from this tropical depression during the next 48 hours?

The outputs of the computer simulation show the movement of this air depression to an expectation that it will move during the next two days to the west towards the Sea of Oman, coinciding with its gradual weakening, with the continuation of its effects on the Sultanate tonight in the form of the flow of rain clouds over the Governorate of South Al Sharqiah with an opportunity for some rainy clouds to extend over parts of the two governorates North Eastern and Muscat.

With the approach of the tropical depression on Monday to the Sea of Oman, which is then expected to weaken and begin to decline, as a result of the flow of dry winds that are expected to penetrate from the Iranian mainland, but the accompanying clouds are expected to flow to most of the governorates of the Sultanate, to intensify the frequency of rains of varying intensity in the governorates North and South Al Sharqiah, Muscat, Al Dakhiliyah, Al Wusta, parts of Al Dhahirah, South Al Batinah, and Dhofar. It is not excluded that large amounts of rain will be recorded in parts of the governorates of North Al Sharqiyah, South Al Sharqiah and South Muscat, which in some areas may exceed the 80 mm barrier, which leads to the flow of valleys and reefs in addition to a rise water level. In addition to the possibility of rising sea waves on the coasts of the Sea of Oman and a high tide level that may lead to the extension of sea water on some low-lying coastal areas of the Sea of Oman.