Sultanate of Oman | Areas covered by a thunderstorm forecast for Tuesday

Arab weather - It is expected that the northern regions of the Sultanate of Oman will continue to be affected on Tuesday by local formations, where it is expected that rainy thunder clouds will continue to form and that rain will fall abundantly, God willing, in parts of the Hajar Mountains, especially the middle stone, which may be accompanied by lightning, thunder and hail showers, in addition to winds. Downsides that would cause sandstorms to form.

Areas covered by the rain forecast for Tuesday

As for the most prominent areas covered by the forecast of thunderclouds and rain activity, it is expected that rains will focus on the middle stone, especially the second and third belts, such as the heights of Bahla, Nizwa and Ibri, in addition to parts of the western belt, and all of these areas will be subject to the formation of cumulus thunderclouds and rain showers at will. God.

It is expected that rain will extend to neighboring areas from time to time and some desert areas, in addition to an increase in the intensity of rain on the coasts of Dhofar Governorate and the city of Salalah. These rains will generally be of varying intensity with their intensity at times, and are actively accompanied by surface winds that raise dust and dust in some areas.

What about temperatures?

As for temperatures, it is expected that the weather will continue to be normal and hot, of course, and temperatures below their normal rates, as temperatures are around the beginning of the forties in most of the interior states, while the weather is more moderate in the coastal areas and temperatures in the late twenties in the coastal areas overlooking the The Arabian Sea, while it is hotter in the coastal areas adjacent to the Sea of Oman, and the winds are variable in direction and moderate in speed, active at times and causing dust and dust in some desert areas.

In light of this atmosphere, the Arab weather warns of the danger of torrential rains, especially in the areas surrounding Al-Jahr Al-Awsat, and the danger of thunderstorms and low horizontal visibility due to downward winds.