Summer heat persists boosting rain
Although the summer season is nearing its astronomical end, high temperatures and summer-like conditions continue across large parts of the region. There are forecasts of an extension of the Red Sea Low activity in the coming period. The ongoing warmth and rising temperatures help provide the necessary moisture for the formation of thunderstorm clouds and rainfall, especially when warm and humid air interacts with cold pools in the upper layers of the atmosphere, increasing the chances of weather instability. Thus, the persistent heat may contribute to enhancing the likelihood of unsettled rain, particularly as the activity of the Red Sea extension coincides with the arrival of cold air masses in the atmosphere.
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