A new case of air instability expected mid and end of the week

ArabiaWeather - Eng. Nasser Haddad - Chances of rain are expected to continue in different parts of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during the middle and end of this week, with showers of varying intensity of rain that may be accompanied by thunder sometimes.

However, the western region will be the least benefited regions, due to the poor distribution of the general weather systems over it and the entry of a dry air stream in the layers of the atmosphere, and despite this, some sporadic and often light rain in parts of Medina, Tabuk and Makkah, except for the coasts, is not excluded Otherwise, the rains will be better and more intense over the Taif heights.

As for the northern region, showers of light to medium-intensity rain are expected to fall on it, accompanied by snow showers and cold weather between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, on parts of the northern Al-Jawf region in addition to Qurayyat and Tarif and may approach Arar, while it is expected to reach cumulative Rainfall is between 5-15 mm, God willing.

In the central region, rain showers will continue to rain in several parts of the region, including parts of the Hail, Al-Qassim and Riyadh regions, and may be accompanied by thunder at times, while they may approach the city of Riyadh at long intervals, and the accumulated rainfall is expected to reach between 5-15 mm in several parts Administratively, from the central region, and more in parts of eastern Al-Qassim and north of Riyadh.

In the eastern region and Hafar Al-Batin, showers of varying intensity of rain are expected, ranging between 5-15 mm, including the city of Dammam, between mid and the end of the week, while rain may exceed the 15 mm barrier, in parts of the western and northern regions of the eastern region and drilling Al-Batin, and some light rain showers may extend towards Al-Ahsa.

In the southern region, expectations indicate an improvement in the chances of showers of rain that may be accompanied by thunder sometimes, including primarily the Asir heights, Al-Baha, and to a lesser extent Jizan, and may extend to parts of western Najran less sharply.