Summer disruptions affect 8 Arab nations
Weather models predict that large areas of the Arab world will continue to experience a summer weather instability from late July into early August 2026. This will be characterized by a significant increase in cumulonimbus clouds and scattered, varying-intensity rainfall. The situation may also lead to the formation of floods in low-lying areas and valleys, especially in mountainous regions, due to intense rain over short periods. The affected regions include Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Sudan. Daily thunderstorms with lightning and hail showers are expected, along with an increased risk of flooding in some areas.
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