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Strong winds and poor visibility due to dusty conditions are expected in some parts of the country on Friday, the Qatar Met department has said.
Offshore areas, too, are likely to see strong winds along with high seas.
The forecast for inshore areas says there will be slight to blowing dust in some places, along with a cold night. The wind speed in these areas may go up to 38 knots.
Offshore areas will remain partly cloudy and are also expected to slightly dusty conditions. The wind speed there may reach a high of 35 knots. The sea level, meanwhile, may rise to 13ft.
The minimum and maximum temperatures in the country on Friday are expected to be 9C and 21C, respectively, with the forecast for Doha being 14C and 21C.
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