TV Intervention: Details of the Class 3 depression, areas covered by snow opportunities, and a depression tracking wave

Weather of Arabia - The Kingdom is again affected by a fair, third-degree air depression that is centered over Syria, accompanied by a cold air front, and cold, polar winds of Siberian origin rush behind it.

In details; The Kingdom crosses a cold air front in the morning hours, so that the weather gradually turns to very cold, stormy and cloudy with showers of rain, God willing, in the north and center of the Kingdom in addition to the southern highlands.

Where it is expected that the precipitation will be in the morning in the form of showers of hail and snow over the high mountain heights that are more than 1000 meters above sea level and may extend below that height at intervals, and some accumulations are not excluded.
As for the rest of the day, showers of rain will continue to fall, God willing, in the north and center of the Kingdom in addition to Karak, sometimes mixed with snow over the tops of the highlands, and then temporarily the level of snowfall rises to 1200 meters above sea level.
At night, cold polar winds of Siberian origins rush to the Kingdom behind the depression.
The weather is also bitterly cold and fluctuating between partly cloudy and cloudy with showers of rain and hail at intervals in different parts of the north and center of the Kingdom in addition to the Karak Governorate, and these precipitations gradually extend during the night towards parts of the southern regions.
Snow falls, but intermittently above the mountainous heights of more than 800 meters above sea level, and accumulates from time to time and the higher the height above sea level, and later the snowfall is concentrated on the heights of Karak and perhaps Tafila, snowfall is not ruled out again in some areas Eastern Badia.
As for the late hours of the night, the chances of precipitation weaken, but this coincides with a further decrease in temperatures to cause a strong wave of ice and freezing in most areas, including external and internal roads.