Arab world: The first low-pressure system in November causes instability in these regions.

Arab Weather - The latest weather maps indicate a surge of low pressure in the upper atmosphere towards the central Mediterranean Sea, coinciding with the flow of warm and humid air currents coming from the south, which will lead to the development of a state of atmospheric instability over several regions during the coming days, God willing.

Areas covered by rainfall in the Arab world

According to weather maps, the effects of the unstable weather conditions in the first week of November are expected to include northern Algeria and northern Tunisia, with a focus on northern Libya, and extending towards northern and central Egypt by the middle of the week, with varying intensity and amounts of rainfall from one region to another.

Forecasts indicate varying intensities of rainfall, with thunderstorms and heavy downpours expected in some areas, particularly northern Libya and northern Egypt, along with a chance of isolated hail showers in specific geographical regions. The weather system may also be accompanied by occasional gusty winds and a drop in temperatures.

As for the rest of the Arab world, the weather will remain as it is in the coming days, with stable weather prevailing in most of the Levant and the Arabian Peninsula, while the chances of thunderstorms will continue in Sudan.

And God knows best.