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Thundershowers are expected in some parts of the country on Wednesday along with strong winds, the Qatar Met department has said.
The weather report also states that isolated thunderstorms and gusty winds are likely in offshore areas.
Doha is among the places where rain is likely on Wednesday.
The forecast for inshore areas is that it will be partly cloudy to cloudy and there is a chance of scattered rain in some places, which may be accompanied by thunder during the day.
Offshore areas will also see partly cloudy to cloudy conditions, along with a chance of scattered rain and thunder at times.
The wind speed in both inshore and offshore areas may go up to 25 knots during thundershowers.
The minimum and maximum temperatures are expected to be 18C and 24C, respectively, with the forecast for Doha being 20C and 24C.
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