Al-Sunaina in Oman recorded the highest temperature in the past 24 hours at 45.1 degrees Celsius. This information was announced by the Civil Aviation Authority of Oman (CAA). Alongside Al-Sunaina, the Al-Hamra Al-Dhura area also recorded a similar temperature.
Other Temperatures in Oman
Following Al-Sunaina and Al-Hamra Al-Dhura, the Al-Fuhud area recorded a temperature of 44.6 degrees Celsius, Al-Obari with 44.2 degrees Celsius, and Al-Buraimi with 44.0 degrees Celsius are next in line. Additionally, the Bahla area recorded a significant temperature of 43.2 degrees Celsius, Nizwa at 43.0 degrees Celsius, and Izki at 42.8 degrees Celsius.
Consequences of High Temperatures in Oman
The increase in temperature in Oman, especially during the hot seasons, can have significant impacts on the daily lives of citizens as well as on economic and agricultural activities. High temperatures can lead to increased energy consumption, health issues, and a decrease in groundwater levels. Local authorities and relevant organizations must take necessary measures to address these challenges.
Temperature reports were recorded by CAA weather stations during the 24 hours leading up to Monday, September 21. These high temperatures are particularly significant in the context of climate change and global warming and require further investigation.
