Arab World | Thunderstorms and unstable weather conditions in several Arab countries from Wednesday until the end of the week.

Arab Weather - Sinan Khalaf - The latest computer modeling outputs for weather system movement and rainfall forecasts indicate that various parts of the Arabian Peninsula, in addition to South Sudan, will continue to be affected on Wednesday, Thursday, and throughout the weekend by seasonal weather fluctuations, with thunderstorms and active winds, according to the following details:

Saudi Arabia and Yemen | Local thunderstorms and dust-raising winds in these areas

God willing, humid tropical winds will continue to flow towards the southwestern highlands of Saudi Arabia , particularly in Jazan and Asir, from Wednesday through Saturday. This will lead to unstable weather during the afternoon and evening hours, with the development of thunderstorms that may occasionally produce local rainfall, with their impact limited to the mountainous highlands.

In Yemen , the western highlands are expected to be affected by a similar weather system, with cumulus clouds expected to increase in the afternoon. Rainfall of varying intensity, sometimes heavy, is expected, accompanied by active surface winds that will stir up dust, especially in desert areas.

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Sultanate of Oman and the UAE | Monsoon effects continue

In the Sultanate of Oman , forecasts indicate that the effects of the summer monsoon will continue over the Al Hajar Mountains, leading to renewed thunderstorms on Wednesday and Thursday and throughout the weekend, with a chance of rain of varying intensity during the afternoon and evening.

These clouds may extend towards the east and west of the UAE , with the possibility of local showers , but without a direct impact on major cities such as Abu Dhabi and Dubai.

South Sudan | Heavy Rains and Flood Warnings

Weather model outputs indicate that large parts of South Sudan , particularly the central and southern regions, will be under the influence of a humid tropical mass between Wednesday and Saturday, leading to significant cumulus cloud activity and intermittent heavy thunderstorms .

Forecasts warn of rising water levels and flooding in valleys, with the possibility of limited flooding in low-lying areas. Residents are advised to exercise caution and stay away from floodwaters.

God knows best