Saudi Arabia Forecasts Peak April Rainfall, Impacting Several Regions

Saudi Arabia anticipates its peak rainfall in April, with Asir, Al Baha, Mecca, and Taif being the most affected areas. The NCM predicts thunderstorms and severe weather conditions across several regions, marking April as the rainiest month of the year.

Saudi Arabia is projected to face its most significant rainfall in April, deemed the rainiest month of the year. According to Aqeel Al Aqeel, an analyst at the Saudi National Centre for Meteorology (NCM), this peak rainfall occurs during the spring season.

The areas particularly impacted by this month’s downpours are Asir and Al Baha in the southwest, along with Mecca and Taif in the west. These locations are expected to experience rainfall levels exceeding those of other regions in the country, as indicated by climate data.

Moreover, satellite images reveal a developing belt of thunderstorms, predicting heavy rain over the mountain sectors of Mecca, Al Baha, Asir, and Taif in the upcoming days. The NCM’s weather report details possible thunderstorms, hail showers, and strong winds that may lead to dust storms in Medina, Ha’il, Tabuk, Al Jawf, and Northern Borders regions.

April is expected to bring peak rainfall across Saudi Arabia, particularly in regions such as Asir, Al Baha, Mecca, and Taif. The NCM forecasts significant thunderstorms and potential adverse weather, including hail and dust-raising winds, affecting various parts of the country during this month.

Original Source: gulfnews.com