important | Severe weather disturbances are the strongest in years for 6 Gulf countries during the next 48 hours

Arab Weather - Sinan Khalaf - The weather forecast staff at the Arab Regional Weather Center monitors around the clock the latest developments and developments in the rainy and exceptional situation affecting the entire Arab Gulf states, which can be described as the strongest and most comprehensive in years.

The strongest and most comprehensive in years

Heavy rain, hail and torrential rains are expected in many Gulf countries

Forecasts show the extent of the geographical extent of the rainy situation and its coverage of large areas of the 6 Arab Gulf states, and by this we mean all of Saudi Arabia, the Sultanate of Oman and the UAE, in addition to Qatar, Bahrain and the State of Kuwait, and expectations indicate that these areas will be subject to heavy rainfall sometimes and at daily intervals. Saturday and Sunday, with a high chance of torrential rain.

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The science behind this air turbulence

This state of atmospheric turbulence comes as a result of the rise in atmospheric pressure in important areas of the European continent and the pole, which allows cold upper basins to rush towards the eastern Mediterranean and the Arabian Gulf region and deepen them in the atmosphere of the region, coinciding with the blowing of warm and humid air currents from subtropical widths, and a superficial response to the depression The Red Sea clearly and effectively, which creates severe weather disturbances, creates a state of atmospheric instability, resulting in the formation of strong clouds accompanied by heavy thunderstorms.

Given the severity of the prevailing atmospheric turbulence, Arabia Weather recommends:

• Stay away from valleys and reefs.
• Pay attention while driving on rainy roads.
• Attention from slipping on roads that witness hail and its accumulation.
• Attention from strong winds that accompany thunderstorms.
• Not going to the sea, either in the coasts of the Arabian Gulf or the Red Sea, because of thunderstorms.

Arab Weather notes, however, that it will issue more details through reports and alerts through the application and website, according to the latest developments.