Thunderstorms Impact 12 Arab Nations
The latest numerical outputs indicate that parts of the Arab world will continue to be affected by weather instability and varying chances of rainfall until Tuesday, October 13. This is due to the interaction of autumnal atmospheric systems distributed across cold basins to the east and west of the region, along with an extension of the Red Sea over the Arabian Peninsula and the Levant. The significant rainfall opportunities are spread across the Maghreb, the Levant, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen, with the possibility of rainfall extending to other areas locally. In the Maghreb and Libya, these conditions are accompanied by atmospheric disturbances and thunderstorms, especially in mountainous areas, along with strong winds. There may be fluctuations in rainfall chances between the north and the interior regions. Egypt is experiencing intermittent showers along the northern coast and the desert, with thunderstorms possible, while Sudan is seeing noticeable rainfall activity in the south, with chances of rain diminishing as you move northward. In the Levant, the region is affected by unstable and uncertain autumn weather, with possible thunderstorms, particularly in Jordan, where high temperatures are expected alongside rain showers during the weekend. For the Arabian Peninsula, there is tropical activity and expected thunderstorms over the Saudi highlands, with some areas possibly experiencing heavy rainfall. Tropical humidity is leading to potential thunder showers in Yemen, with localized rain chances in Oman.
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