Jeddah: A strong sandstorm is affecting the city, with a front of thunderstorms and rain hitting the city shortly.

2025-08-21 2025-08-21T15:48:07Z
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Jeddah: A strong sandstorm is affecting the city, with a front of thunderstorms and rain hitting the city shortly.

Arab Weather - Satellite images indicate that Jeddah is being affected by a heavy sandstorm advancing at the head of thunderstorms accompanied by strong downward winds. Forecasts indicate that thunderstorms are approaching Jeddah in the coming days, accompanied by thunderstorms and mud showers.

 

To accurately monitor weather developments, you can view satellite images of the Arabian Gulf region, available directly via the link below. These images allow real-time monitoring of cloud cover, rainfall, and thunderstorms, helping readers monitor weather conditions in real-time in various regions.

 

Now, follow the latest satellite images of the Arabian Gulf region live, monitoring cloud movement and weather developments in various regions.

 

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