The latest analysis of the National Multi Hazards Early Warning Center said that an upper air trough will affect the Sultanate until July 24, a statement from Oman Meterloloy said.
"Advection of clouds with chances of rain and thundershowers associated with fresh downdraft winds, hail and flow of wadis over most of the Sultanate, while heavy rains are expected over Governorates of North al Sharqiyah and South Al Sharqiya (20-40 mm in 24 hours) on July 22-23," the statement said.
Sea state will continue to be rough along Arabian Sea coasts with wave height ranging from 3.0 to 4.0 meters, whereas, along Oman Sea coast it will be moderate with a maximum wave height of 2.0 meters.
The Civil Aviation Authority has advised the public to take precautions during thundershowers, the flow of wadis, and unstable sea state and to follow its latest weather bulletins and reports.
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