Gulf countries | The high air force tightens its control over the region, and the winds will affect these areas in the coming days (details)

Arabia Weather - The latest weather map outputs from the “Arab Weather” Center indicate that most of the countries of the Arabian Gulf and the Arabian Peninsula will continue to be affected by the tropical air pressure in the coming days, and there are even indications that it will intensify at the end of the week in some areas, so the weather will continue to be hot to very hot. During the coming days in most of the Arab Gulf countries.

Hot to very hot weather in Saudi Arabia and an additional increase in temperature in the coming days

Weather forecasters at the Arab Weather Center said that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is still under the influence of the tropical high temperature, where hot to very hot weather prevails in various regions, and weather forecasts indicate an intensification of the effect of the high air pressure on the Kingdom in the coming days, especially with the end of the week, to exceed temperatures. The temperature is mid-forties in the capital, Riyadh, and parts of the western regions, including Medina and Mecca.

Al-Bawarih winds affect Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain, coinciding with the continuation of hot weather

The weather data received by us at the Arab Weather Center still indicates the continuation of northwesterly winds blowing over Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain, which is known as the Al-Bawarih winds, as they work to raise some dust, especially on desert roads, amid the continuing hot weather in various regions. Temperatures exceed forty degrees Celsius in several areas, especially in Kuwait and Qatar

Hot weather in the Emirates and the Sultanate of Oman and thunderstorms affecting parts of the Sultanate of Oman at the end of the week

The UAE and the Sultanate of Oman will remain under the influence of the hot air mass during the coming days, with temperatures exceeding the mid-forties in most of the governorates of the Sultanate of Oman and the southern regions of the Emirates, including the city of Al Ain. Numerical models indicate the possibility of some cumulonimbus clouds forming by the end of the week over parts of the northern governorates of The Sultanate of Oman is accompanied by thunderstorms of varying intensity.