Al Hajar Mountains
The precursor to the storm dropped heavy rainfall in Oman, reaching in Khaftawt on May 31. The storm later produced intense precipitation across the coast and desert regions of the country. Masirah recorded of rainfall over 36 hours, compared to the average monthly average of , while Salalah reported , or 600% of the average June rainfall. However, the heaviest rainfall occurred on June 11 and into the following day, when the system drew moisture into mountainous parts of the Dhofar region. A station called Jebel Ashor recorded over 48 hours, including on June 11. Farther north, heavy rainfall occurred in the Al Hajar Mountains, where was recorded, mostly over eight hours; there, of precipitation was recorded over two hours.