Saudi: Most regions to witness rainfall until Tue, snowfall likely in Tabuk

Moderate thunderstorms are likely on Monday and Tuesday in the regions of Jazan, Hail, Al-Baha, Asir and Makkah Al-Mukarramah, as well as other regions of Riyadh, including the capital and the eastern region.

Riyadh: The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s National Center of Meteorology said on Monday several regions across the Kingdom will witness rains and thunderstorms until Tuesday.

Based on reports from the National Center of Meteorology (NCM), the regions of Riyadh, the Eastern (Eastern) Province, Qassim, the northern border, and Al-Jawf will witness moderate to heavy thunderstorms, with heavy rains on Monday and Tuesday.

Moderate thunderstorms are likely on Monday and Tuesday in the regions of Jazan, Hail, Al-Baha, Asir and Makkah Al-Mukarramah, as well as other regions of Riyadh, including the capital and the eastern region.

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This will accompany hail, lack of horizontal visibility, and high waves over the coastal cities.

NCM said that snow is likely to fall on the highlands of the Tabuk region, which includes Jabal Al Lawz, Alaqan and Al Dhaher.

He continued, “Rain varies from medium to heavy, and hailstones in parts of Qassim, the eastern and northern regions, Al-Jawf, Makkah, and the northern and western governorates of Riyadh, the south of the city, and Hail, which extends to Riyadh.”

Stunning scenes of Wadi Maraj stream in Saudi Arabia

Since December 2022, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has witnessed heavy rains and torrential rains in a number of regions, and the rains have caused the mountains to turn green, and Wadi Maraj appeared in the south of Ghumika, east of Al-Lith, in the Kingdom, in a wonderful aesthetic view at the time of the rains.

The video documented by photographer Rashood Al-Harthy shows the beauty of the scene, the waterfalls flowing from the ground, and the greenery that filled the place.

In November 2022, two people were killed in floods that swept the port city of Jeddah due to record levels of rain.

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