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Weather forecasts indicate that 13 Arab countries are expected to experience summer storm disturbances in the coming days, leading to varying intensities of rainfall—possibly heavy—and accompanied by lightning, thunder, hail, and an increased risk of floods and runoff in some areas. Especially in the Levant region, Syria and Lebanon are forecasted to be affected between August 28 and 30 by heavy rain and strong storms, with a possibility of flooding. Meanwhile, the chances of rain are lower in Jordan and Palestine, accompanied by a decrease in temperatures. Additionally, there is a daily forecast for thunderstorms over Oman and the United Arab Emirates, particularly in mountainous areas, with a potential for valley floods and runoff. Moisture from the tropical flow is also expected to support rainfall in the highlands of Jazan, Asir, and Baha in Saudi Arabia, as well as in Yemen. Parts of North and East Africa—such as Sudan, northern Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia—are also predicted to experience heavy rains with potential for floods and flash floods, alongside warnings of strong winds and dust storms.
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