Qatar's meteorology department forecasted unstable weather conditions to affect the country until the end of the week. 

The amount of low and medium clouds will increase and may be cumulus clouds with scattered rain over most parts of the country mostly on Monday and Tuesday.

Many residents expressed their joy after some rain on social media.

Rain is falling on a dry and parched Qatar today! Or as we like to call it, "miracle sky water".

— Hend (@LibyaLiberty) November 24, 2014

Dusting off Doha. Love the #rain frenzy going on in Qatar! #مطر ☔️ #cleanair 🌍

— YvettevEechoud (@YvettevEechoud) November 24, 2014

Seattle and London may get sick of it, but rain is always a reason to celebrate in Qatar and the rest of the Gulf pic.twitter.com/yC3Hyceg8O

— omar chatriwala (@omarc) November 24, 2014

Winter should be the new summer holiday. Who can go to school/work on days where rain falls on the desert:) #celebrations #doha#qatar

— Aisha Al Misned (@Aishalosophy) November 24, 2014

The only time all people in #Qatar are taking the same pictures is now ... It's raining #Rain #Doha pic.twitter.com/9FTWsFnud4

— Reem Saleh (@Meemzo) November 23, 2014

The wind will be mostly Northeasterly light to moderate in speed.

Because of the density of the clouds, there will be little difference between the maximum and minimum temperature with a significant drop on temperature on Monday and Tuesday.

The maximum temperatures will be between 25 – 29 degree Celsius and the minimum temperature between 19 – 23 degree Celsius by night.

Qatar Meteorological Department advises everyone to be careful, especially while driving.

Picture: The streets looking glazed after some rain last night. (Muhammad Kamran Qureshi)