Wadi Musa recorded its highest rainfall during the unstable weather conditions, at 32 mm.

Arab Weather - Data from meteorological stations showed that the Wadi Musa region topped the rainfall during the unstable weather conditions affecting the Kingdom, with rainfall reaching 32 mm, the highest level of rainfall among the regions affected by the weather event.

These rains were accompanied by thunderstorms and hail showers, which led to flash floods and the flow of valleys in the region. Arab Weather and Civil Defense issued continuous warnings to stay away from floodwaters and valleys due to the heavy rainfall during certain periods.

Several areas in the southern part of the Kingdom, such as Petra, Wadi Rum, and Tafilah, experienced rainfall of varying intensity during the afternoon and evening hours. However, Wadi Musa was particularly notable for its heavy and continuous rainfall, causing water levels to rise in the streets and the formation of pools of water in some neighborhoods.

God willing, the chances of localized rain showers are expected to continue throughout the night, with flash flood warnings remaining in place, especially in low-lying areas and valleys. It's recommended to constantly monitor weather reports and updates via the Arab Weather app.

And God knows best.