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Temperatures in Saudi Arabia today: Rain and weather alerts

The National Center for Meteorology in Saudi Arabia issued its detailed daily report on the expected weather conditions, revealing a noticeable variation in temperatures in Saudi Arabia between different regions, as some highlands are experiencing a sharp drop of only two degrees Celsius, while other regions maintain relatively warm weather.

Weather details and rainfall forecast

According to the official statement, forecasts indicate continued chances of thunderstorms accompanied by active winds that may stir up dust and sand in parts of the Makkah, Madinah, and Jeddah regions. The effects of the rain clouds will also extend to the highlands of Asir, Al-Baha, and Jazan, necessitating caution while driving on mountain roads and slopes.

In a related context, the center explained that minimum temperatures will record a noticeable decrease, reaching 2 degrees Celsius in the Al-Soudah region, while the capital, Riyadh, will record a maximum of 20 degrees Celsius, and Makkah will reach 30 degrees Celsius, reflecting the great climatic diversity that characterizes the Kingdom at this time of year.

Geographical diversity and its impact on the Kingdom's climate

This variation in temperatures and weather patterns stems from the diverse geography of Saudi Arabia. While coastal areas like Jeddah and Dammam enjoy a climate influenced by maritime humidity, the central and northern regions experience a continental climate characterized by cool nights. The southwestern highlands (the Sarawat Mountains) offer an exceptional experience, attracting visitors and those interested in cold weather and cloudy skies; the Asir region is a prime example of this unique climate.

The role of the National Center for Meteorology and the importance of early warning

The National Center for Meteorology plays a pivotal role in maintaining public safety through its early warning system, which provides accurate and up-to-date information on weather fluctuations. These reports are of paramount importance not only to citizens and residents for planning their daily lives, but also to vital sectors such as agriculture, transportation, and air and maritime navigation. The accuracy of this data relies on a vast network of radars and monitoring stations distributed throughout the Kingdom, ensuring comprehensive and reliable coverage.

Table of temperatures and weather phenomena in the cities of the Kingdom

The following is a detailed statement showing the maximum and minimum temperatures and humidity levels, in addition to the expected weather phenomena in the most prominent cities and governorates:

City Great The minor Humidity (%) weather phenomenon
Mecca 30 22 90 Thunderstorms / Active winds
AL Madinah AL Munawwarah 23 15 90 Active winds
Riyadh 20 12 40 Partly cloudy / brisk winds
Dammam 23 13 85 Partly cloudy / Hazy
grandmother 29 22 85 Thunderstorms / Active winds
Abha 20 8 90 light rain
Hail 14 6 75 Partly cloudy / brisk winds
Buraydah 17 11 75 Partly cloudy / brisk winds
Tabuk 17 5 90 fog
The courtyard 17 10 90 light rain
Juniper 15 7 85 Active winds / Dust storms
Sakaka 15 7 85 Partly cloudy / brisk winds
Jazan 29 22 85 Partly cloudy / Hazy
Najran 25 8 75 Sober
Taif 21 9 95 light rain
Al-Ula 19 9 70 Partly cloudy / brisk winds
Yanbu 27 19 85 Thunderstorms / Active winds
Dawadmi 17 9 60 Partly cloudy / brisk winds
Al-Kharj 22 10 35 Partly cloudy / brisk winds
Wadi Al-Dawasir 25 8 40 Sober
Sharurah 26 8 30 Sober
The complex 16 12 75 Partly cloudy / brisk winds
face 24 16 60 Active winds
Rafha 15 9 85 Thunderstorms / Strong winds
Al-Qurayyat 17 8 90 Partly cloudy / brisk winds
Funny 16 6 90 Partly cloudy / brisk winds
Al Qunfudhah 29 22 90 Partly cloudy / foggy
Al-Ahsa 24 13 50 Partly cloudy/dust haze
Hafr Al-Batin 17 11 85 Thunderstorms / Strong winds
Bisha 24 10 85 overcast
Al-Sawda 13 2 90 light rain
Rawdat Al-Tanhat 18 9 60 Partly cloudy / brisk winds
Al-Dahna desert 19 10 60 Partly cloudy / brisk winds
Al-Saman 20 10 60 Partly cloudy / brisk winds

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