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8 Weather and Tidal Information.Weather InformationCompendium from own records.i. TEMPERATURE MAXIMUM MIN. DAILY AVERAGEJanuary 24.5 12.1 17.8July 42.3 27.6 34.2SEA WATER TEMPERATURESummer 33.0 30.0Winter 24.0 22.0ii.Relative HumidityJanuary 81% 42% 70%July 91% 30% 54%Total Rainfall in a Year : 263.6 mmAverage over period 27 rain days.iii.MEAN SEA LEVEL PRESSURE (in hPa)Daily Mean : 1010.26Extreme Maximum : 1095.25Extreme Minimum : 1004.28ivCLOUDINESS (oktas)Daily Mean : 2.39Extreme Maximum : 5.85Version No. 2 / Date : 01.04.2012 Revision No. 7/ 30.01.2013 Page 16 |6 3
v. WINDMax. : 72 knots Min. : AirsJune to November : Mainly East to southeast ƒ3-4November to May : Variable with strong West to NorthwestSqualls lasting up to 2 days. Maximum 10 but mainly ƒ5-6 Katabaticwinds in ate afternoons and evenings.Between January and May is period when winds may exceed ƒ8 and upto ƒ10, again from West to Northwest.vi.vii.viiiCan Expect up to 45 days when winds exceed ƒ5 during this period.ISOKERAVNIC (LIGHTING) LEVELS.Associated with thunderstorms of which 7 days per annum can beexpected.Currents:The Arabian Sea Pilot indicates maximum current velocities of 0.75knots occurring during July (the South West monsoon period). Thiscurrent is aligned parallel with the coast in a Southerly direction.Observations made during site investigations for the construction ofthe Port showed currents not exceeding 0.5 knots, with the direction offlow being generally to the North and reversing to the South for a fewhours during one of the low water periods each day.WavesWave analysis for the original design of the Port of Fujairah wasundertaken by PGA (Sharjah) Ltd. And the University of New SouthWales in 1979. A summary of the recorded wave conditions offshoreof the harbour is reproduced in Table below.SIGNIFICANT WAVE HEIGHTS (METRES)DIRECTIONFrequency ofExceedenceN-NNE NNE-NE NE-ENE ENE-E E-ESE ESE-SE SE-SSE SSE-S0.1% -9 hr/yr. 2.0 1.0 1.0 2.0 3.5 3.5 2.0 1.00.5% - 2 day/yr. 0.6 0.5 0.3 0.6 1.5 1.5 0.9 0.41% - 3½ day/yr. 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.6 0.8 0.5 0.3Version No. 2 / Date : 01.04.2012 Revision No. 7/ 30.01.2013 Page 17 |6 3
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