Moderate spring weather on Friday, followed by a significant rise in temperatures and relatively hot weather on Saturday.

Arab Weather - The Kingdom is still affected by a moderate air mass coming across the Mediterranean Sea. Tonight, Thursday/Friday, the weather will be relatively cold and humid, with low clouds appearing, which will cause fog to form over the high mountain peaks, especially in the north of the Kingdom. The cold weather tonight requires warm clothing, especially for residents of the highlands.

Moderate spring weather in various regions on Friday with the appearance of low clouds.

God willing, the Kingdom is expected to continue to be affected by a moderate and humid air mass coming through the eastern Mediterranean basin. Therefore, temperatures will remain around average, and the weather will be spring-like and moderate during the daytime hours, with low-altitude clouds appearing in the north of the Kingdom. Northwesterly winds will be active in several regions, causing dust storms in the south and east of the Kingdom.

Temperatures will drop on Friday/Saturday night, and the weather will be cold in the late night and early morning hours, which will require a coat, especially for those living in the highlands. This coincides with a significant increase in surface humidity levels and the spread of low clouds, which may lead to the formation of fog over some high mountainous areas.

Saturday: A temporary rise in temperatures and relatively hot weather in some areas.

On Saturday, May 31, 2025, coinciding with the last days of spring in meteorology, the Kingdom will be affected by relatively hot southwesterly air currents, and temperatures will rise, becoming higher than the general average for this time of year by about 2-4 degrees Celsius. The weather will be relatively hot in many areas, while it will be hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba. The winds will be southerly to southwesterly, moderate in speed, sometimes active, and may cause dust storms, especially in the south of the Kingdom.

And God knows best.