Sultanate of Oman | An air gully approaching the Sultanate's airspace, accompanied by thunderstorms in some areas on Sunday

Update || Saturday 04/16/2022 at 02:00 PM

Arab Weather - The numerical models operating internally in Arab weather indicate an expected renewal in the activity of local formations on the Al Hajar Mountains and adjacent areas on Sunday, following the rush of humid southwesterly winds coming from the Arabian Sea, coinciding with the approach of a low air groove from the atmosphere of the Sultanate. Increasing chances of rain in many areas, God willing.

Weather fluctuations renewed on Sunday

Rain accompanied by thunder on the Hajar Mountains and the surrounding areas

In the details, it is expected that the Sultanate will be affected on Sunday 17-4-2022 by weather fluctuations resulting from the passage of a groove from an air depression over the Sultanate’s airspace, and this coincides with the rush of easterly winds loaded with quantities of moisture in the lower layers of the atmosphere, which leads to the emergence of air disturbances over the Sultanate. Parts of the Hajar Mountains, especially the Eastern Hajar and the adjacent areas, with the possibility of these clouds extending to some coastal areas, God willing, and these rains are of varying intensity, and are accompanied by active downward winds that raise dust and dust in some areas, as well as showers of hail and thunder as well.

Forecasters at the Arab Weather Center for Meteorology and Weather Forecasts said that the subtropical and basit atmospheric high has dominated the atmosphere of the Arabian Peninsula for several weeks, acting as a barrier against the incursion of the cold upper basins from the north, which resulted in a remarkable weakness in the interaction of surface atmospheric pressure over the well mannered. They added that numerical models are now indicating that the semi-tropical jet stream will move this semi-tropical air rise to the south during the coming period, making this period promising, God willing.

God knows