Live update: Jalan Bani Bu Ali gets maximum amount of rainfall
Published: 05:10 AM,Oct 15,2024 | EDITED : 01:10 PM,Oct 15,2024
Muscat: According to the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources, Jalan Bani Bu Ali received 54 mm yesterday, while Wilayat of Sur received 35, Amerat 11 mm, Masirah 22 mm and Qurriyat 13mm.
Power outages have been reported in 6 places in South Al Sharqiyah Governorate, including 5 in Sur.
The tropical condition is likely to remain a tropical depression, according to Oman Meterology.
Abdullah bin Rashid al Khadouri, Director General of Meteorology at Civil Aviation Authority, says the tropical depression is approaching Al Wusta and Dhofar Governorates during the next two days.
*Satellite images now show clouds extending to the southern parts of Muscat Governorate and the beginning of varying amounts of rain falling on Qurayyat and parts of Al Amerat, gradually extending over the coming hours to include the rest of the states.
Since Monday, rain clouds have begun to flow over the South Al Sharqiyah Governorate and the Al Wusta Governorate, leading to scattered moderate rains and sometimes heavy rains.
Additionally, the internal road in the Wilayat of Jalan Bani Bu Ali (between Al-Juwabi and Al-Suwaiq) has been cut off due to the flow of Wadi Sal.
Photos and videos from @WeatherOmanya
This morning, 22 mm of rainfall recorded in the Wilayat of Sur led to the flow of some valleys and water pools.
Now, rain of varying intensity is falling on the southern parts of Masirah Island.
Rainfall amounts coming to the southeast during the coming period
Satellite images show the extension of rain clouds over the coastal areas of the South Al Sharqiyah and Al Wusta governorates, with chances of the rain expanding in the coming hours... and God knows best.
The Ministry of Transport, Communications, and Information Technology calls on all ship owners, marine units, and shipping companies to avoid going to sea and engaging in marine activities until the weather conditions end.
.Based on the warnings issued by the competent authorities regarding the weather conditions, Mwasalast has suspended the Shannah - Masirah ferry service and is evaluating the continuation of city and intercity bus service in coordination with the concerned authorities.
Power outages have been reported in 6 places in South Al Sharqiyah Governorate, including 5 in Sur.
The tropical condition is likely to remain a tropical depression, according to Oman Meterology.
Abdullah bin Rashid al Khadouri, Director General of Meteorology at Civil Aviation Authority, says the tropical depression is approaching Al Wusta and Dhofar Governorates during the next two days.
*Satellite images now show clouds extending to the southern parts of Muscat Governorate and the beginning of varying amounts of rain falling on Qurayyat and parts of Al Amerat, gradually extending over the coming hours to include the rest of the states.
Since Monday, rain clouds have begun to flow over the South Al Sharqiyah Governorate and the Al Wusta Governorate, leading to scattered moderate rains and sometimes heavy rains.
Additionally, the internal road in the Wilayat of Jalan Bani Bu Ali (between Al-Juwabi and Al-Suwaiq) has been cut off due to the flow of Wadi Sal.
Photos and videos from @WeatherOmanya
This morning, 22 mm of rainfall recorded in the Wilayat of Sur led to the flow of some valleys and water pools.
Now, rain of varying intensity is falling on the southern parts of Masirah Island.
Rainfall amounts coming to the southeast during the coming period
Satellite images show the extension of rain clouds over the coastal areas of the South Al Sharqiyah and Al Wusta governorates, with chances of the rain expanding in the coming hours... and God knows best.
The Ministry of Transport, Communications, and Information Technology calls on all ship owners, marine units, and shipping companies to avoid going to sea and engaging in marine activities until the weather conditions end.
.Based on the warnings issued by the competent authorities regarding the weather conditions, Mwasalast has suspended the Shannah - Masirah ferry service and is evaluating the continuation of city and intercity bus service in coordination with the concerned authorities.