Oman Meteorology | Low pressure area east of the Arabian Sea and indications of its eastward movement to affect the Sultanate on Tuesday

Arab Weather - The National Center for Early Warning of Multiple Hazards in the Sultanate of Oman reported that satellite images began to monitor an area of low atmospheric pressure, centered to the east of the Arabian Sea, as satellite images show large amounts of thunderstorm clouds in that area.

The latest weather forecasts and computer modelling indicate that the low pressure area will gradually move eastwards, with initial expectations of its development into a tropical depression, without any direct or indirect effects on the Sultanate during Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

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It is expected that the rain cloud mass will begin approaching the Sultanate’s coasts overlooking the Arabian Sea starting from Monday, and the chances of rain on the coasts will begin on Tuesday, according to initial indicators.

Arab Weather notes the necessity of following all data and reports issued by the National Center for Early Warning of Multiple Hazards to keep pace with changes in the weather conditions. Arab Weather will also issue more updates in the coming days.