The low-pressure system located in the southwest Arabian Sea is being closely monitored by the National Multi-Hazard Warning Center of Oman. According to forecasts, this system will not have a direct impact on the Sultanate of Oman in the next five days. However, weather conditions are expected to gradually change, with scattered rainfall beginning in some areas of the country, especially in the Dhofar and Al Wusta governorates.
Weather Condition Details
Based on the latest satellite images and weather analyses, this system is positioned at a geographical longitude of 59.0 degrees East and a latitude of 7.7 degrees North, with wind speeds around its center estimated at 17 to 27 knots (approximately 31 to 50 kilometers per hour). Forecasts indicate that this system will move westward and northwestward towards the Horn of Africa.
Rainfall Forecast
Notably, on Wednesday, the likelihood of rainfall will gradually increase. With the arrival of mid-level and high-level clouds into the country's atmosphere, scattered rainfall is expected in some areas of the Dhofar and Al Wusta governorates. This rainfall could help improve the water situation in these areas and simultaneously assist local farmers and agriculture.
Proper management of water resources and timely weather forecasts by relevant authorities can help mitigate the negative effects of climate change and potential crises. Therefore, local authorities and meteorological institutions advise residents to pay attention to issued notices and warnings and to take necessary measures if needed.
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