Important - Saudi Arabia | Warning of severe weather disturbances, sandstorms and an increase in the risk of torrential rains in Al-Jawf and the northern borders, Sunday and Monday..Details

Update | Sunday 4/24/2022 at 1:00 PM

Arab Weather - Sinan Khalaf - The weather forecast staff at the Arab Regional Weather Center monitors around the clock the latest developments and developments in the rainy situation affecting the Kingdom, which clearly indicates that both Al-Jawf and the northern borders are affected by severe weather disturbances, accompanied by many important weather phenomena. And influential, such as heavy thunderstorms, strong winds, dust, and perhaps the flow of drips and torrents.

Attention is directed to Al-Jawf and the northern border

Severe thunderstorms, heavy rain and heavy hail showers

In the details, the latest outcomes of computer simulation systems for the movement of different air masses and rain forecasts that we have developed in Arab weather indicate that all regions of Al-Jawf and the northern borders will be exposed during the next 24 hours to strong weather disturbances, resulting in cumulus thunderstorms of high strength, accompanied by downward winds exciting sandstorms. , Simultaneous or followed by heavy rain, sometimes accompanied by showers of heavy hail.

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Downwinds and sandstorms expected

In view of the time of thunderstorms, the long interruption of rain, dryness and disintegration of the soil, and the expected activity of thunder clouds that may be associated with downward winds, the aforementioned areas are expected to arise in some areas locally, accompanied by a significant decrease in the range of horizontal visibility.

The Arab weather recommends the residents of Al-Jawf and the northern borders with the following:

• Be aware of the intensity of the downward air currents associated with thunderstorms
• Heavy and intense rain, and the danger of wadis and torrential flows in low-lying areas
• Sand storms and dense dust waves that may be formed by downward winds associated with thunderstorms in the surrounding areas