Saudi Arabia | An early severe cold wave of polar origins will drop temperatures to levels close to zero degrees Celsius next week.. Details

Arab Weather - Sinan Khalaf - The weather forecasting staff at Arab Weather is monitoring the increasing indications that large parts of the Kingdom, especially the northern parts, will be affected by the rush of a very cold air mass of polar origin, which is considered the first of its kind this season .

The first cold wave of polar origins is heading towards the Kingdom this season

Very cold weather and temperatures approaching zero degrees Celsius in the north of the Kingdom

In detail, Arab Weather experts expected that "large parts of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will be gradually affected during the coming week by the rush of a very cold air mass of polar origin, which will begin to affect the northern sector of the Kingdom and the Hail region during Monday and Tuesday, so that a significant and noticeable drop in temperatures will occur to become around 15 degrees Celsius in Al-Jawf, the northern borders, Tabuk and Hail, while at night the flow of cold winds towards the region will increase, and the weather will turn to become very cold, with temperatures ranging between 2 - 4 degrees Celsius for the first time this season.

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drastic changes in temperature

The capital, Riyadh, is under the influence of a cold mass starting from Wednesday night until the end of the week.

The capital, Riyadh, will not be far from the impact of this cold mass, as the latest data we have at Arab Weather indicate that the actual impact of the cold wave on the capital will begin from Wednesday evening and night , and its impact will continue until the end of the week, with maximum temperatures ranging between 18-19 degrees Celsius, while they drop at night to about 10 degrees Celsius, with a generally cold atmosphere prevailing.

Arab Weather warns of:

• The necessity of using safe heating methods
• The need to be aware of the increased chances of catching a cold due to the sharp drop in temperature.