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Qatar Meteorology warns of strong winds, high seas on Sunday

<p>Doha, Qatar: The Qatar Meteorology Department (QMD) has warned of strong winds and high seas offshore on Sunday, November 15, 2026, while forecasting moderate daytime temperatures and scattered clouds across the country.</p> <p>According to the department&#39;s daily weather forecast published on Saturday, offshore northwesterly winds will range between 12 and 22 KT, gusting to 28 KT at…

Qatar Meteorology warns of strong winds, high seas on Sunday

Doha, Qatar experienced warnings of strong winds and high seas from the Qatar Meteorology Department on Sunday, November 15, 2026 according to a published forecast. Offshore, northwesterly winds were expected to range from 12 to 22 knots, with occasional gusts reaching 28 knots. Sea conditions were forecast to vary between 4 and 7 feet, occasionally rising to 9 feet.

Inland, the weather was described as moderate with scattered clouds during the day, becoming relatively colder overnight. Daytime temperatures in Doha were projected to peak at 28 degrees Celsius, while nighttime temperatures could drop to a minimum of 20 degrees Celsius. Elsewhere in Qatar, maximum temperatures were expected to be 28 degrees Celsius in Al Wakrah and Al Khor, 27 degrees Celsius in Mesaieed, 25 degrees Celsius in Al Ruwais and Abu Samra, and 24 degrees Celsius in Dukhan.

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