Muscat: The CAA said skies are expected to remain partly cloudy to cloudy along the Dhofar coasts and mountains, with intermittent drizzle and a chance of isolated rainfall over the mountains.
Across the rest of the Sultanate, conditions will generally remain clear, although medium and high clouds are expected. There is also a possibility of convective cloud development over parts of the Al Hajar Mountains during the afternoon, bringing isolated rainfall and occasional thunderstorms.
Late-night and early-morning low clouds are forecast over coastal areas along the Arabian Sea and Oman Sea, which could lead to reduced visibility in some locations.
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The authority also warned of the possibility of dust rising over desert and open areas, with visibility potentially affected by dust, fog formation and rainfall.





