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The weather in Qatar on Saturday will be hazy at first and relatively hot during the day. Later it will become relatively humid inshore with haze and with some clouds offshore.
Wind speed will be variable. It will be less than 05 kt in early hours. Then it would become northeasterly to southeasterly at 05 to 15 kt inshore and southeasterly to northeasterly 03 to 12/15 kt offshore.
Visibility will be 04 to 08 km. The sea state will be between 1 to 2 ft inshore and 1 to 3 ft offshore, the Department of Meteorology said in its daily report.
Tide Times and temperatures are as follows:
Area High Tide Low Tide Max. Temp.
Messaid **** - **** 08:30 - **** 38
Wakrah 14:15 - 23:45 07:15 - 17:00 38
Doha 13:45 - 23:30 06:45 - 16:45 38
Al Khor 11:30 - 22:30 05:45 - 15:30 38
Ruwais 12:15 - **** 05:45 - 18:30 36
Dukhan 04:15 - 17:00 10:30 - 23:15 40
Sunset today: 18:19 It
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