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    This document analyzes a typical meteorological year for Seeb/Muscat, Oman based on 17 years of weather data. It examines extreme values of wind speed and temperature over the period as well as yearly average values of relative humidity, temperatures, and wind speeds. Figures 3 and 4 present the results of the analysis.

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    Figure 3. Extreme values of the wind speed and temperature indicators for the 17 years
    considered.

    Figure 4. Yearly average values of mean relative humidity, min and max temperatures,
    and wind speed indicators (mean, max gust, and max sustainable 10 min.).

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