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Rains expected due to passing of trough

Isolated rain is expected in Musandam an parts of Al Hajar Mountains on Wednesday adternoon. Speaking to Observer, the weather forecasters at Oman Met Office said late night on Wednesday there is a chance for light...

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Cloudy skies and potential light rains ahead

Cloudy skies and potential light rains ahead

Light rains over Al Hajar expected, humidity to spike: Met 

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Summer, khareef begin today

Wadi Darbat in Dhofar. The monsoon winds and clouds coming from the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean will continue until September 21. Photo by Mohammed Amer al Maashani

What will be the weather like in Oman tomorrow?

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Temperature in Salalah above monthly average in May: Met

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How to keep home cool during heatwave

Set the temperature to more than 16 degrees Celsius

Temperatures displayed on vehicles can be inaccurate: Met

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Heavy rains, flowing wadis reported in various governorates

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Rains expected over Al Hajar range during weekend

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Scattered showers to continue today: Met

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Areas around Al Hajar Mountains to get rains

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How to get cool water from taps during summer?

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Extreme care urged as heatwave grips Oman

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Weather alert: Temperatures above 45ºC in several wilayats

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Surviving scorching summer: Expert tips for staying safe and healthy

When the body temperature rises above 40 degrees Celsius due to prolonged exposure to extreme heat, an individual can suffer from heatstroke.
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