The National Bureau of Meteorology warns of wind activity causing dust and debris

The National Center of Meteorology warned of active winds that stir up dust and dust today, Monday. These winds are northwesterly, active, and sometimes strong, leading to a decrease in horizontal visibility to less than 3,000 meters in some coastal and inland areas.

The center stated that today’s weather, Monday, is dusty to partly cloudy at times, with clouds appearing to the east, with a noticeable drop in temperatures, and humid at night and Tuesday morning, with a chance of mist or light mist forming over some inland and coastal areas, and the sea is very turbulent, becoming turbulent to medium waves at night in the Arabian Gulf and turbulent to medium waves in the Sea of ​​Oman.

The Center expected temperatures to rise tomorrow, Tuesday, and the weather conditions will be partly cloudy and dusty during the day, especially in the east, with a chance of mist or light mist forming over some inland and coastal areas, especially the west. Winds will be northwesterly, turning to southeasterly, light to moderate speed, and active at times.