Jazan, Aseer, Najran, Riyadh, and Eastern regions will see the formation of thunderclouds, according to the National Center for Meteorology.
SPA reported that gusty and dust-stirring winds will affect parts of these regions, along with Makkah and Madinah, reducing horizontal visibility to near zero on the coastal road leading to Jazan.
Temperatures will be hot to extremely hot in parts of the Northern Borders Region and the central and eastern regions of the Kingdom.
Red Sea winds will be northwesterly to southwesterly at 10-50 km/h in northern and southern parts, and northerly to northwesterly at 15-45 km/h in the central part, with waves from half a meter to over two meters. In the Arabian Gulf, southwesterly to northwesterly winds will reach 10-50 km/h in the southern part, with waves ranging from half a meter to over two meters.
Which regions are expected to experience thunderclouds and dust-stirring winds? Thunderclouds are forecast to form over parts of Riyadh, Jazan, Aseer, Najran, and the Eastern regions. Additionally, gusty and dust-stirring winds will blow over parts of these five regions, as well as parts of the Madinah and Makkah regions.
How will the weather affect visibility and temperatures in the Kingdom? Horizontal visibility is expected to drop to near zero on the coastal road leading to Jazan due to wind conditions. Meanwhile, temperatures will be hot to extremely hot in parts of the Northern Borders Region and the central and eastern regions.
What are the predicted sea conditions for the Red Sea and Arabian Gulf? The Red Sea will see winds between 10-50 km/h in northern and southern parts and 15-45 km/h in the central part, with waves from half a meter to over two meters. The Arabian Gulf’s southern part will have winds of 10-50 km/h and waves from half a meter to over two meters.