Saudi Arabia Anticipates Peak Rainfall in April, Reports Forecaster

Saudi Arabia is expected to experience peak rainfall in April, led by regions such as Asir, Al Baha, Mecca, and Taif. Aquil Al Aqeel from NCM highlighted that strong thunderstorms and potential hail showers are expected across these areas, along with other parts of the kingdom.

Saudi Arabia is anticipated to reach its peak rainfall in April, marking it as the wettest month of the year. According to weather analyst Aqeel Al Aqeel from the Saudi National Centre for Meteorology (NCM), this spring phenomenon is characterized by its highest precipitation levels occurring in April.

Al Aqeel informed that the regions most likely to experience significant rainfall this month are Asir and Al Baha in the southern part of the country, along with Mecca and Taif in the west. These areas are predicted to receive more rainfall compared to others across Saudi Arabia.

Recent satellite imagery indicates the development of a storm belt, with heavy rainfall expected over the mountainous regions of Mecca, Al Baha, Asir, and Taif in the upcoming days. Moreover, the NCM’s weather report for Tuesday predicts thunderstorms accompanied by hail and strong winds in areas including Medina, Ha’il, Tabuk, Al Jawf, and the Northern Borders.

In summary, Saudi Arabia’s rainfall is projected to peak in April, particularly affecting the southwestern areas of Asir and Al Baha, as well as Mecca and Taif in the west. The incoming thunderstorms and potential hailstorms highlight the severity of the weather conditions anticipated during this time, as reported by the NCM.

Original Source: gulfnews.com