Warning tonight of the dangers of floods and hail due to a random state of atmospheric instability

Arab Weather - Weather forecasters at the Arab Weather Center reported that the Kingdom will enter tonight into a random state of atmospheric instability characterized by the instability of the high atmosphere, which increases the chances of flash floods, transferred floods, large hail, and the flow of valleys and ravines in a random and irregular manner.

In detail, God willing, with the onset of night, clouds are expected to multiply at different altitudes, and the opportunity will be prepared with the passage of time for thunderstorms to fall, God willing, in random parts of the Kingdom, the best of which are in the northeastern Badia regions, the eastern Badia, reaching the eastern plains and some parts of the north and center of the Kingdom, including the capital, Amman. However, cases of atmospheric instability are sometimes characterized by surprises with rainfall occurring in areas not nominated for it.

It is expected that the precipitation during the night will be random in nature, but it will also be, God willing, heavy in some narrow geographical areas, and accompanied by heavy hail, which may be large in size in some areas.

These weather conditions naturally impose the flow of valleys and ravines, especially in desert areas, in addition to the increased possibility of floods and what are called transported floods (i.e. those that move from an area that has been exposed to rainfall to another area at high speeds, and it is not necessary that it has been exposed to rainfall).

The Kingdom is affected by this state of atmospheric instability, which coincides with the occurrence of significant desert surface cooling, which may lead later at night to the precipitation being accompanied by snowfall at intervals, especially in desert and desert areas, and in a random manner.

These weather conditions require attention from:

• Beware of the possibility of valleys and ravines flowing, especially in desert areas, and the possibility of flash floods or transferred floods.
• Beware of the dangers of hail showers.
• Beware of reduced horizontal visibility due to raised dust.
• Beware of strong winds causing dust during cumulonimbus clouds.