In a rare event, snow falls on the top of Jabal Shams in Oman

Unusually, large amounts of snow covered the summit of Jabal Shams in the Sultanate of Oman on Thursday morning, which is considered very rare in terms of timing, where there was no record of any snow in the past The mountain during November in modern history.

Jabal Shams rises about 3009 meters above sea level and this rise has helped to change the climate from the other areas of the Sultanate, and Jabal Shams is the highest mountain peak in the Sultanate of Oman, and the place is unique in temperate temperature in the summer and reach between 26 and 25 degrees Celsius and the cold that reaches freezing and snowfall in winter as the temperature reaches below zero Celsius in some winter nights.

Below are some scenes of Arab weather documenting snowfall on Jabal Shams in Oman

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New video monitors snowfall and accumulation of rare before just on Jabal Shams in Oman .. Hallelujah pic.twitter.com/ttrtSrBha1

Arabic Weather - Saudi Arabia (@ArabiaWeatherSA) November 14, 2019

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Now the snow is falling rare and early on the sun in Oman, watch the video pic.twitter.com/zrwJmuTdq7

Arabic Weather - Saudi Arabia (@ArabiaWeatherSA) November 14, 2019