Muscat: According to the CAA’s latest updates from the National Center for Early Warning of Multiple Hazards, the weather maps and numerical forecasts indicate a high chance of cumulus cloud activity over the Al Hajar mountains. The expected rainfall may trigger the flow of valleys and ravines, raising concerns about flash flooding in affected areas.
Citizens and residents have been advised to stay informed by following weather bulletins and reports, as specialists closely monitor the evolving conditions.
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