According to KhabarOnline, the impacts of this weather hazard include the potential for objects to fall from heights, damage to temporary structures such as scaffolding and advertising boards, and equipment located in elevated areas like towers and masts. There is also a possibility of dust spreading from neighboring provinces, reduced visibility, and sometimes a noticeable decline in air quality, particularly in the western and southern regions. Additionally, dust storms may occur, especially along the western and southern border of the province, while relatively strong winds may be experienced in the northern and eastern areas during certain hours, particularly in the afternoon and evening.

In a report, KhabarOnline stated that the Tehran Meteorological Organization has advised caution regarding road travel, ensuring the stability of temporary and fragile structures such as scaffolding and advertising boards, avoiding staying in elevated facilities and locations like towers, masts, and scaffolding, refraining from flying gliders, light aircraft, and helicopters, and avoiding movement and stopping near trees and unfinished structures. They also recommend reinforcing greenhouse coverings, exercising complete caution during construction activities, being careful in mountainous areas, and avoiding ascents to higher elevations and peaks.

The orange alert issued by the Meteorological Organization indicates that a weather phenomenon is expected to have negative effects and may cause potential damages. An orange alert is issued to prepare responsible agencies to respond to a damaging phenomenon.