Sultanate of Oman: a groove from a depression affecting the Sultanate and bringing rain to most of the governorates and snow over Jabal Shams

Weather of Arabia - The latest outputs of computer modeling in the Arab Weather Center still show expectations that the Sultanate's weather will be affected by a groove from an air depression during the coming days, and its impact will reach its peak at the end of the week and bring rain of varying abundance to most of the Sultanate's governorates, amid expectations of snowfall over the peaks of high elevations, including That is Jabal Shams, and that is on more than one occasion, God willing.

And in the details, it is expected that the weather on Tuesday will be volatile between partly cloudy to cloudy, and the opportunity remains ripe for showers of rain to fall on parts of the Hajar Mountains and neighboring areas, especially the western Hajar, and the rain will be mostly medium, and it is not excluded that it will be interspersed. Some heavy precipitation with the possibility of snow showers over Jabal Shams.

On Wednesday and Thursday, the Sultanate’s weather is increasingly affected by the atmospheric furrow, so that rains of varying intensity fall in the governorates of Musandam, Al Buraimi, North Al Batinah, South Al Batinah, Al Dhahirah and Al Dakhiliyah. The abundance is accompanied by showers of hail, which may lead to runoff of valleys and reefs in some areas. Snow is also expected over Jabal Shams, with some accumulations occurring, God willing.

On Friday, the air groove deepens, and rain spreads to most of the northern governorates of the Sultanate, and these rains are of a random nature, so that they include areas without the others, with the opportunity remaining for snow to fall over Jabal Shams.

God knows.