Sultanate of Oman: The monsoon depression penetrates the northern Arabian Sea in the last days of the month and the chances of rain increase in some governorates.

Arabia Weather - The latest weather readings at the Arabia Weather Center indicate expectations that the upper winds will push the Monsoon Depression towards the northern Arabian Sea in the coming days, coinciding with a decline in the control of the subtropical air high that dominates the atmosphere of the Arabian Peninsula, so that the Sultanate’s atmosphere will be affected by eastern currents that cause a rise Chances of rain in some governorates, God willing.

The Monsoon depression penetrates the northern Arabian Sea for the first time this season

Weather forecasters at the Arabia Weather Center said that the monsoon depression is expected to penetrate for the first time this season into the northern Arabian Sea, with quantities of clouds flowing at different altitudes to most of the Sultanate’s governorates in the last days of July, and it may also be interspersed with special cumulus clouds over the governorates of North Al Sharqiyah. In the southeast, it is accompanied by rainfall of varying intensity, which may sometimes be accompanied by thunderstorms.

It is also not unlikely that cumulonimbus clouds will form in other governorates of the Sultanate as a result of the effect of the monsoon depression, especially the Hajar Mountains and the neighboring areas and coastal areas overlooking the Arabian Sea, but this requires further monitoring in the coming days.

The effect of the monsoon depression coincides with the decline of the Arab subtropical high in the airspace of the southeastern Arabian Peninsula, including the Sultanate, which leads to a significant drop in temperatures compared to what is the case these days, and the flow of cosmic winds that lead to the formation of fog in Many parts.

God knows.

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