Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Story Native weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for today’s conditions, then plan around the two main seasons: a hot, dry summer and a milder, humid winter. Oman’s weather varies sharply between coastal humidity and inland desert heat, so the key is knowing where and when you’ll be outdoors.
What is the typical weather pattern in Oman?
Oman has a subtropical desert climate with two distinct seasons. From May to September, daytime temperatures regularly exceed 40°C along the coast and can reach 50°C inland, with low humidity near the sea. From October to April, temperatures drop to a more comfortable 25–30°C, though humidity rises, especially in Muscat and along the Batinah coast. Rainfall is scarce year-round, except during the summer monsoon (khareef) in the southern Dhofar region, which brings mist and light drizzle from June to September.
What should travellers know about weather in Oman for 10 days or longer?
For a weather in oman 10 days outlook, rely on the live forecast above and note that coastal humidity can make 35°C feel closer to 42°C. For an oman weather 14 days view, expect little variation in summer—persistent heat—but more changeable winter conditions with occasional cloud and rare rain. The oman weather year cycle is predictable: winter (November to March) is the best time for outdoor activities, while summer is best avoided unless you stay near air-conditioned spaces or the cooler mountains of Jebel Akhdar.
Is there an oman weather warning today for heat?
During summer, the Met Office and Oman’s Civil Aviation Authority issue heat warnings when temperatures exceed 47°C. Check the live forecast above for any active oman weather warning today alerts, and avoid outdoor activity between 11am and 4pm.
Will it rain in Oman tomorrow or this week?
Rain is rare outside the khareef season. For oman weather tomorrow or the week ahead, the live forecast above shows zero or trace precipitation in most areas. If oman weather rain appears, it’s usually short-lived and localised.
Can I see oman weather satellite live imagery?
Yes, you can view oman weather satellite live data via EUMETSAT or the UAE’s NCM website. These show real-time cloud cover, which is useful during khareef or for tracking dust storms over the Empty Quarter.
Sources
For UK weather comparisons, see our UK weather hub or check conditions in Birmingham and Glasgow. For longer planning, visit the 10 day weather forecast UK page.