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Oman braces for scorching summer

MUSCAT:  The Sultanate  is bracing for a sweltering summer, with meteorologists forecasting that temperatures will steadily rise to above-average levels across most governorates in the coming months. As the country...

By June, temperatures are projected to climb strictly above the climate average nationwide.

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.

Extreme weather in Oman: Climate change fuels rising sea temp

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May records highest temperature at 46.3 degrees Celsius

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Risks of sunstroke rise as temperatures increase

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

Suhar, Rustaq record temperatures above 45°C: Met

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Al Wusta Governorate witnesses 'roll cloud'

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Stay safe in scorching summer

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Temperatures in Oman cross 40°C in several wilayats

Wilayat of Seeb was expected to have maximum temperatures of 40°C on Sunday

National awareness drive on dangers of unstable weather

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)

Expect high temperatures this week: Met

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Heavy rains expected in two governorates in coming hours

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Heavy rains may reduce dates output

If heavy rains fall, the fruits may be quickly damaged due to exposure to water, which threatens to spoil the crop.
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