Qatar and Bahrain: Rain waves accompanied by heavy rain and thunderstorms, becoming more intense at the end of the week.

Arab Weather App - Weather experts at Arab Weather said that the latest readings of computer maps indicate that Qatar and Bahrain will be affected by unstable weather conditions resulting from the passage of several cold waves in the upper layers of the atmosphere, which will produce unstable weather conditions, God willing, in several areas, and the peak of these unstable weather conditions will be at the end of the week, God willing.

Unstable weather conditions Monday night/Tuesday and Tuesday

God willing, an upper-level wave is expected to cross the country, and unstable weather conditions will prevail tonight and on Monday in various regions. The weather will be variable, ranging from partly cloudy to cloudy, with rain falling in several areas of Qatar and Bahrain. This rain will sometimes be heavy and accompanied by thunderstorms and hail in some narrow geographical areas, leading to a rise in water levels and the occurrence of water accumulations.

Temporary weather stability expected on Wednesday, December 17, 2025, God willing.

Initial forecasts indicate that the weather on Wednesday will tend towards temporary stability, God willing, and the weather will be cool during the daytime and cold at night, God willing, in various regions.

Thursday 18/12/2025: The rainy weather will resume and reach its peak (heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms, hail and strong winds).

God willing, unstable weather conditions will recur on Thursday, especially during the afternoon, evening, and night hours. A highly effective cold front will cross, God willing, as thunderclouds will multiply and heavy to very heavy showers of rain will fall in multiple areas. The rain will be accompanied by strong thunderstorms and lightning strikes. Hail may also fall heavily and in large sizes in some areas.

The passage of thunderclouds is accompanied by strong winds that cause significant wave disturbances near the coasts and in the depths of the Arabian Gulf.

We wish you safety.

And God knows best.