MUSCAT: The National Center for Early Warning and Multi-Hazards at the Civil Aviation Authority in Oman issued a report about an expected trough of low pressure impacting the Sultanate’s atmosphere from Tuesday, December 24, to Thursday, December 26, 2024. The low-pressure system, which was originally scheduled for December 26, has now been rescheduled to Friday and Saturday, December 27-28, 2024. This shift in the event’s timeline was made to accommodate updated weather patterns and ensure public safety during the phenomenon.
The Ministry of Civil Aviation, in collaboration with the National Center for Early Warning, has emphasized its ongoing commitment to safeguarding citizens and residents during such weather events. The report outlines the expected effects of the trough of low pressure, which could result in rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong winds in some areas of the Sultanate. Residents are advised to remain cautious and follow safety guidelines to avoid any potential risks related to the weather conditions.
As part of the advisory, the Ministry also issued guidelines for those involved in adventure tourism and outdoor activities. All registrants for such activities have been encouraged to confirm their updated participation based on the revised event schedule. This is in line with the Ministry’s strict adherence to the highest security and safety standards to protect participants during adverse weather conditions. Adventure tourism operators have been urged to ensure their activities comply with these safety measures to minimize any potential hazards.
In closing, the Ministry and the National Center for Early Warning are actively monitoring the weather situation and will provide further updates if necessary. The public is encouraged to stay informed and take appropriate precautions as the low-pressure system approaches. This proactive approach reflects Oman’s commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of its citizens, residents, and visitors, particularly during changing weather conditions.
