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Dust season occurs unpredictably
The climate phenomenon known as "Al-Ghubra" in the Jazan region does not have a fixed date; its onset varies from year to year depending on the movement of the monsoon winds and atmospheric conditions. It typically occurs somewhere between mid-June and early July. The Ghubra lasts approximately 52 days and is characterized by dry, hot northwesterly winds carrying dust and dirt from eastern Sudan across the Red Sea. These winds cause a reduction in visibility. The intensity of Ghubra varies from season to season based on atmospheric pressure conditions and wind activity. It is expected to continue intermittently until around August 10, 2026.
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