WASM- A renewed period of atmospheric instability is expected across various regions of the Kingdom, particularly in the eastern, southern, and central parts, beginning Wednesday evening in the eastern regions of the Kingdom and extending through the late night hours and throughout Thursday toward various regions.
This weather condition will lead to heavy thunderstorm rainfall at times, coinciding with active winds and strong gusts in the areas affected by thunderclouds, with the weather condition classified as yellow level.
Weather condition begins from eastern regions Wednesday evening|
Thunderstorm cloud formation will begin in the eastern regions of the Kingdom Wednesday evening, extending toward various regions during the night of Wednesday/Thursday, with its primary concentration in the central and southwestern regions and the southeastern badlands.
Weather stabilizes Friday and Saturday|
Weather will stabilize on Friday and Saturday with the appearance of low and medium clouds and the possibility of light rainfall in some areas, with the weather being generally cold in mountains and plains and becoming warm during daylight hours.
Renewal of thunderstorms at the beginning of next week|
Thunderstorm rainfall will recur at the beginning of next week, with expectations of a significant drop in temperatures later in the week ahead, and generally, unstable conditions and thunderstorm rainfall will continue on and off over the coming days.
Latest rainy condition caused human and material losses|
The latest rainy condition caused several deaths in the Levant region, including one death (may God have mercy on him) in Jordan, and the strong weather condition affected Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. The Mediterranean region is experiencing severe consecutive rainy conditions, most notably what occurred in Spain, as a result of a strong atmospheric high dominating most areas of Europe.
WASM Regional Center issued through several studies and reports conducted using its developed climate model that the Mediterranean region will experience a severe and extreme rainy season, while the European continent will experience long periods of stability. These long-range forecasts issued through the climate model are considered the most accurate "globally," surpassing all global climate models that indicated the opposite.
