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Strong wind and low visibility due to blowing dust have been forecast inshore in Qatar Saturday and Sunday, with a marked drop in mercury on Sunday.
The offshore weather will be dominated by strong wind and high seas. The north westerly wind is expected to be in the range of 15 to 25 knots today, but could reach 30 knots at places at times.
On SUnday, the wind speed if forecast between 17 and 25 knots, but could reach up to 32 knots at places at times.
The maximum temperature expected Saturday is 26C (Mesaieed, Wakrah, Doha, Al Khor, Abu Samra), followed by 25C at Dukhan and 24C at Al Ruwais.
The minimum temperature Saturday will be 18C (Mesaieed, Wakrah), followed by 19C (Doha, Dukhan, Abu Samra), 20C at Al Khor and 21C at Al Ruwais.
On SUnday, the maximum temperature is expected to be 25C (Doha), followed by 22C (Mesaieed, Al Khor), 21C at Abu Samra, 20C (Dukhan) and 19C at Al Ruwais.
The minimum temperature will drop to 13C at Dukhan and Mesaieed, followed by 14C (Al Khor, Abu Samra), 15C (Al Ruwais) and 18C (Doha).
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