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Poor visibility is expected at some places in the early hours Tuesday, the Qatar Met department has said.
Visibility may drop to 2km or less during this period, according to the weather report.
The detailed forecast for inshore areas says hazy to misty/foggy conditions are likely in some places at first, followed by mild conditions during the day with some clouds.
Hazy to misty conditions are also expected in some offshore areas at first along with clouds.
A maximum temperature of 36C was recorded in Al Sheehaniya, Karana and some other places on Monday, followed by 35C in the Qatar University area, Al Rayyan and Ghuwayriyah.
The Doha airport experienced a maximum of 34C. The minimum temperature, on the other hand, was 19C in Al Khor and 20C in Mesaieed and Abu Samra.
Tuesday, the mercury level is expected to reach a high of 33C in Doha and Abu Samra, while the minimum will be 19C in Mesaieed, Wakrah and Al Khor.
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