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Temperatures continue to rise in Oman, with the mercury hitting above 40°C - The Arabian Stories News

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Muscat: Weather data from the CAA’s meteorological stations indicate that Oman is rapidly moving into hotter conditions, with multiple regions reporting searing temperatures above 40°C. Sur led with the highest recorded temperature at 41.8°C, while Samail and Jaalan Bani Bu Hasan followed closely, hitting 41.2°C and 41.1°C respectively. Other locations also soared toward the 40°C threshold, including Suwaiq at 40.7°C and Bawshar at 40.0°C. Al Aw…
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Temperatures continue to rise in Oman, with the mercury hitting above 40°C - The Arabian Stories News

Muscat: Weather data from the CAA’s meteorological stations indicate that Oman is rapidly moving into hotter conditions, with multiple regions reporting searing temperatures above 40°C. Sur led with the highest recorded temperature at 41.8°C, while Samail and Jaalan Bani Bu Hasan followed closely, hitting 41.2°C and 41.1°C respectively. Other locations also soared toward the 40°C threshold, including Suwaiq at 40.7°C and Bawshar at 40.0°C. Al Aw…

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