Saudi Arabia: The influence of the cold air mass gradually decreased over the Kingdom during the week, and the chances of rain increased in some areas at the end of the week

Weather of Arabia - The latest weather maps resulting from so-called computer simulations indicate expectations that the cold air mass will continue to dominate most regions of the Kingdom today, Saturday, so that temperatures will remain colder than their usual levels for this time of the year, and the weather will be cold in most regions, especially the northern ones. . While the temperatures will drop again next night, becoming very cold and even extremely cold in the northern regions, with the temperature approaching zero degrees Celsius in the regions of Tabuk, Al-Jawf, Hail, and parts of the northern border and north of Medina.

The influence of the cold air mass gradually decreased over the Kingdom during the current week

It is expected, God willing, that the atmospheric pressure in the upper layers of the atmosphere in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the region will rise gradually during the current week, leading to a rise in temperatures by the middle and end of the week in all regions of the Kingdom.

Despite the expected rise in temperatures, the weather is expected to remain cold during the day in the northern regions and tend to be cold to pleasant in the rest of the regions, while it remains remarkably cold at night in most regions of the Kingdom, especially the northern ones, but it is less cold in comparison. Than it was in the past days.

Indications of increasing chances of rain over the weekend in parts of the south and west of the Kingdom

Computer modeling indicates the possibility that parts of the south and west of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will be affected by the end of the week by a cold upper trough, leading to the emergence of a state of atmospheric instability that will lead to an increase in the chances of rainfall in several parts of the south and west of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which may include Mecca. This needs more follow-up in the coming days.

God knows.