Arabian Gulf | Rising temperatures, weather disturbances and rain affect the southern parts of the Arabian Peninsula during the weekend

Arab weather - the weather systems in the Arabian Peninsula during the weekend are represented by the control of the semi-tropical air altitude over the eastern part of the Arabian Peninsula, and the Arabian Sea is witnessing the development of a tropical system, which is expected to develop gradually during the weekend so that it has indirect effects on the Arabian Peninsula During the next 48 hours, here are the details:

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Moisture flow from the Arabian Sea

Rain chances focus on the south and southwest of Saudi Arabia

It is expected that temperatures will continue to rise in eastern and central Saudi Arabia on Friday and Saturday, and air currents saturated with tropical moisture are leaking from the east due to the tropical situation, especially in the upper atmosphere, towards the atmosphere of southern Arabia, providing a suitable environment for the proliferation of thunder clouds.

So that the convective thunderclouds multiply again in the southwestern highlands of the Kingdom, and the rain includes parts of the Empty Quarter, Najran, the heights of Jizan, Asir, Al Baha and Taif, with an opportunity to extend towards the south of Makkah Al-Mukarramah.

For more details: Tropical moisture flow, heavy rain, and temperature increases in these areas at the end of the week

Indirect effects of the tropical situation on Oman and the UAE within the next 48 hours

Thunderstorms in random areas of the Sultanate of Oman on Friday

Hot summer weather continues to affect the Sultanate of Oman and the Emirates, so that the hot weather remains, and temperatures are in the forties in most of the interior regions with humid weather in all regions, and there is an opportunity for the flow of clouds at different altitudes with which the opportunity to rain thunderstorms in random areas of the The Sultanate of Oman includes parts of South and North Al Sharqiah, Al Dakhiliyah, Al Wusta, and Dhofar. The rains are of varying intensity and heavy in some geographical areas.

The weather forecast cadre is monitoring the course of the tropical situation on Saturday, which may have direct effects on the Sultanate of Oman and the Emirates, so ArabiaWeather invites you to follow up on the latest reports.

For more details: Arabia Weather expects the Arabian Sea depression to develop into a tropical storm during the next 48 hours

There are no drastic changes to the atmosphere in Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar

Very hot weather in most areas

A drastic change in the atmosphere is not expected during the weekend, as temperatures tend to rise slightly compared to previous days, so that they are higher than their normal rates for this time of the year, and surface humidity levels in Kuwait gradually decline, on the contrary, Humidity is increasing in Bahrain and Qatar, which increases the feeling of heat, and there is a chance for some convective clouds to form in Qatar, especially in the southern regions of the country.

Weather and temperatures in the Gulf capitals on Friday 10/1/2021:

Weather in Riyadh:

• scattered clouds
• The expected maximum temperature in Riyadh: 39 °
• The expected minimum temperature in Riyadh: 27 °

Weather in Kuwait:

• Clear
• The expected maximum temperature in Kuwait: 42 °
• The expected minimum temperature in Kuwait: 27 °

Weather in Abu Dhabi:

• scattered clouds
• The expected maximum temperature in Abu Dhabi: 38 °
• The expected minimum temperature in Abu Dhabi: 30 °

Weather in Manama:

• scattered clouds
• The expected maximum temperature in Manama: 36 °
• The expected minimum temperature in Manama: 31 °

Weather in Doha:

• scattered clouds
• The expected maximum temperature in Doha: 40 °
• The expected minimum temperature in Doha: 29 °

Weather in Muscat:

• scattered clouds
• The expected maximum temperature in Doha: 34 °
• The expected minimum temperature in Doha: 29 °

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