A week of fluctuating temperatures and thunderstorms expected in several areas on Monday.

Arab Weather - Weather experts predicted that this week will bring a remarkable and rapid change in the weather, with high temperatures approaching summer levels at the beginning, followed by a noticeable drop, weather disturbances and thunderstorms, before warm weather returns again towards the end of the last week of April 2026.

Sunday: More summer-like weather with temperatures approaching 30 degrees.

Warm weather continues across the Kingdom, with temperatures remaining several degrees Celsius above average, reaching highs of around 30 degrees Celsius in many areas.

The weather will be:

• Relatively hot in most areas
• Hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba
• Sunny for most of the day

During the afternoon and evening hours, some medium and high clouds will appear, with a slight chance of local thunderstorms forming, especially in parts of the south.

Monday: Thunderstorms in several areas and a noticeable drop in temperature

On Monday, a rapid and noticeable change in the weather is expected, with temperatures dropping significantly to:

Temperatures will be cool over the mountainous highlands and moderate in other areas, and gradually the Kingdom will be affected by a state of atmospheric instability leading to:

• Thunderclouds form
• Rain falls intermittently
• Potential local rainfall in some areas, especially the eastern desert
• There is a possibility of hail in limited areas.

Tuesday and Wednesday: Relatively stable weather with chances of rain in the eastern part of the Kingdom.

The weather will be relatively stable, with temperatures around their general averages, with pleasant to moderate weather in most areas. During the afternoon hours, there is a chance of local thunderstorms, especially in the eastern regions of the Kingdom.

Thursday and Friday: Warmer weather returns and temperatures rise again

Temperatures are gradually rising again, with warm to hot weather prevailing in various regions, and generally stable weather.