More rain is expected in the country until Wednesday, the Qatar Met department has said.
The weather report also states that isolated thunderstorms and gusty winds are likely in offshore areas.
Different parts of the country, including Doha, received heavy to scattered rain on Monday.
In a statement, the Met department said: “The weather system affecting the country is expected to reactivate between Tuesday noon and Wednesday night with chances of scattered rains, which may become thundery at times over some areas between Tuesday night and Wednesday daytime.”
Northwesterly to northeasterly moderate to fresh winds will prevail during this period, with strong winds (blowing at 18-25 knots at times) expected during thundershowers.
The weather charts also indicate that a high-pressure ridge is expected on Thursday, leading to stable weather conditions and a noticeable increase in surface relative humidity at night. There is also a forecast for fog over most areas from late at night until Friday morning.
Tuesday’s forecast for inshore areas is that it will be partly cloudy to cloudy along with scattered rain in some places, which may be accompanied by thunder, by night. Strong winds are also expected.
Offshore areas will see partly cloudy to cloudy conditions. There is also a chance of scattered rain along with thunder at times.



Waterlogging was reported from some parts of Doha on
Monday. PICTURE: Shemeer Rasheed

The minimum and maximum temperatures on Tuesday are expected to be 18C and 26C, respectively, with the forecast for Doha being 19C and 26C.
The Met department has urged people to remain cautious in view of the expected weather conditions and follow latest updates through its website and social media accounts. More information is available at http://qweather.gov.qa/NewsDetail.aspx#sthash.JSUNEsWs.dpuf

Heavy rain at some places, light at others

Residents of Doha and other parts of the country experienced a rainy Monday.
The conditions remained overcast for most of the day and light to heavy showers were reported from many places.
Residents took to social media to narrate their experiences through images and videos. While waterlogging was reported from some roads, prompt efforts were made by the authorities to drain out the accumulated water, it was found.
The Ministry of Interior, on its part, advised motorists to drive carefully in the rain. "Driving in rainy condition(s) requires extra attention and control," it said in a tweet.