Liwa records the highest temperature in Oman

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Muscat: Liwa station has recorded the highest temperature in the Sultanate of Oman on Wednesday, June 19, 2024 which was 49.2 degrees Celsius.

According to the data showed by Oman Meteorology, Liwa station recorded 49.2 degree Celsius as the highest temperature in last 24 hours followed by Shura with 48.9 degree Celsius then Fahud station with 48.9 degree Celsius and Shinas with 48.9 degree Celsius, Sunaynah with 48.7 degree Celsius, Hamra ad Duru with 48.5 degree Celsius, Sur with 48.5 degree Celsius and Qurayyat with 48.5 degree Celsius . 

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