Update 2:30 PM || A cold air front will cross eastern Saudi Arabia and the Arabian Gulf in the coming hours and cause intensification of thunderstorms in several countries.

From the Arab Weather Center - the latest satellite images indicate that the upper air depression continues to deepen towards the region, and this leads to expectations that a surface cold air front will cross the eastern region of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during the coming hours and cause rain of varying intensity, accompanied by the occurrence of thunderstorms and the fall of slate. Some times. It is also expected that the impact will be strong on some governorates of the Eastern Region, especially the evening and night hours, including the governorates of Nairyah, Jubail, Dammam, Abqaiq, and the areas adjacent to these governorates, as they will witness heavy rainfall at some times, leading to a rise in water levels on the roads.

At the same time, some rain clouds extend to parts of the countries of Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain, accompanied by rainfall of varying intensity.

Shortly after midnight (Sunday/Monday), the cold air front continues to move eastward, crossing the airspace of Qatar and Bahrain, leading to intensified rainfall in both countries. Meanwhile, the weather begins to stabilize in most parts of eastern Saudi Arabia, and the chances of rain weaken.

As for Monday, the effects of the rainy weather are expected to be concentrated on the Emirates and the Sultanate of Oman, with heavy thunderstorms falling in those two countries.

God knows.