Muscat: The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) announced that Oman marks half a century since joining the World Meteorological Organization, underlining its long-standing commitment to advancing meteorological science and climate monitoring.
Coinciding with this milestone, today’s weather forecast indicates predominantly clear to partly cloudy skies across most governorates. Cloud advection and isolated rainfall are expected over parts of Dhofar, while Al Hajar Mountains and nearby areas may see convective cloud formation, occasional thundershowers, and downdraft activity.
Residents in South A’Sharqiyah, Dhofar, and Al Wusta should remain cautious due to possible late-night and early morning fog or low cloud cover. Additionally, desert and open regions may experience dust rising, potentially reducing visibility.
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The CAA urges the public to stay informed and take precautions, especially in areas affected by fog, dust, or HL: Oman marks 50 years with WMO as CAA issues weather advisory
Intro: As the Sultanate of Oman commemorates 50 years of membership in the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) issues a weather forecast highlighting varying conditions across the country Today.
Muscat: The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) announced that Oman marks half a century since joining the World Meteorological Organization, underlining its long-standing commitment to advancing meteorological science and climate monitoring.
Coinciding with this milestone, today’s weather forecast indicates predominantly clear to partly cloudy skies across most governorates. Cloud advection and isolated rainfall are expected over parts of Dhofar, while Al Hajar Mountains and nearby areas may see convective cloud formation, occasional thundershowers, and downdraft activity.
Residents in South A’Sharqiyah, Dhofar, and Al Wusta has been advised to remain cautious due to possible late-night and early morning fog or low cloud cover. Additionally, desert and open regions may experience dust rising, potentially reducing visibility.
The CAA had urged the public to stay informed and take precautions, especially in areas affected by fog, dust, or thunderstorms.
