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    • Cold wave to hit Oman

    By on December 30, 2025
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    Muscat: The Sultanate of Oman will be affected by a cold air mass starting Tuesday, 30 December 2025, leading to a noticeable drop in temperatures across most governorates, accompanied by active winds.

    Meteorological indicators show the retreat of a low-pressure trough by Wednesday, 31 December 2025, allowing colder air to advance over the Sultanate. This will result in lower minimum temperatures and increased wind activity in various regions.

    Expected Minimum Temperatures (°C)

    Region Monday (29 Dec) Coming Days
    Muscat 21° 16°
    Haima 17° 11°
    Khasab 19° 13°
    Ibri 16° 10°
    Sohar 21° 16°
    Jebel Shams 4° 1.5°

    Weather forecasts indicate that the cold air mass will intensify from Wednesday, bringing lower temperatures across most governorates, particularly inland and mountainous areas.

    Warnings and Expected Weather Phenomena

    • Reduced horizontal visibility, especially in open and desert areas

    • Rough sea conditions along several coastal areas

    • Active winds, which may intensify at times

    Relevant authorities have urged the public, particularly motorists, fishermen, and outdoor enthusiasts, to exercise caution and follow official weather updates.

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