The National Center of Meteorology has issued a warning about disruptions in wave conditions in the Arabian Gulf, along with cloudy skies expected tomorrow. The outlook predicts partial to overcast weather, with the possibility of rain on islands, the coastline, and several northern regions. Residents are advised to stay informed about the weather, as these conditions may affect outdoor activities and marine operations.
Weather Forecast for Tomorrow
According to the National Center of Meteorology, Saturday’s weather will range from partially cloudy to overcast. The forecast indicates a likelihood of rain, particularly affecting islands and coastal areas, as well as certain northern regions. As evening falls and into Sunday morning, some coastal and inland areas can expect increased humidity.
Wind and Wave Conditions
The report details that winds will be light to moderate, intensifying with cloud cover. The wind will mainly blow from the southeast to the northwest, with speeds ranging from 10 to 25 km/h, reaching up to 40 km/h at times. In terms of wave conditions, the Arabian Gulf is predicted to have light to moderate waves, which may occasionally become disrupted due to cloud activity.
Tide Times
For those interested in tide schedules, the first high tide in the Arabian Gulf is expected at 08:24, followed by a second high tide at 19:21. The first low tide will occur at 14:10, with the second low tide at 01:36. Similarly, in the Oman Sea, the first high tide will be at 17:56, the second at 04:58, with the first low tide at 11:24 and the second at 22:37.
Marine Safety Advisory
Given the potential for disrupted waves in the Arabian Gulf, the National Center of Meteorology advises fishermen and marine operators to exercise caution. Adverse weather conditions can create hazardous situations, so staying alert to changes as the day progresses is essential for ensuring safety at sea.