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Sunday, October 25, 2026 | Jumada al-ula 13, 1448 H
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Rains to begin from Sunday: Met

Weather conditions in the Sultanate of Oman are expected to be affected by a trough of a low-pressure system, leading to active thunderstorm formations over the Hajar Mountains and the adjacent areas, as well as parts of...

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National campaign on climatic, tsunami risks kicks off in Muscat

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Oman set for warmer-than-average conditions

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Cloud buildup to bring rainfall across parts of Oman this weekend

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Met reports cooler November compared to last year

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Fahud records highest temperature, Jabal Shams sees heaviest rainfall in October

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Met forecasts above-average temperatures across Oman through January

According to the CAA, rainfall during November 2025 is expected to be below the climatic average in most parts of Oman, particularly across northern areas.

Public urged to limit outdoor activities as dust persists

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Dust covers Muscat City

Dust to affect Batinah North and South, Musandam, parts of Muscat

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Tropical depression forms over Arabian Sea, Oman remains unaffected

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Tropical depression won't have a direct impact on Oman

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Oman Met reports a low-pressure system in the Arabian Sea

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Oman Meteorology monitors tropical activity in the Arabian Sea

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Oman set for a warmer and drier winter, Met predicts

This year, Oman — particularly the capital region — has already been witnessing warmer temperatures than usual for October, with the onset of winter delayed.

Heavy rains likely in 3 governorates around mountains

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