Eight Arab nations face storms and possible flooding
Weather analyses indicate the beginning of an increase in summer thundercloud activity in several regions of the Arab world in the coming days. Scattered thunderstorms with varying, and sometimes heavy, rainfall are expected, which may cause flooding of valleys and the formation of torrents, particularly in mountainous and low-lying areas. The most affected regions include Oman, the United Arab Emirates, southwestern Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. Rainfall is anticipated to range from moderate to heavy, with the possibility of lightning, thunder, hail showers, and active downdrafts. Elevated levels of moisture and interacting weather factors are supporting the development of cumulonimbus clouds, which could produce heavy rain during the daytime hours. The weather forecast team advises ongoing monitoring of updates, given the rapidly changing nature of summer weather conditions and their potential impact on mountainous regions and valleys.
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