The National Center of Meteorology expects a rise in maximum temperatures today, coinciding with continued chances of thunderstorms in the mountainous regions of Jazan, Asir, Al-Baha, and Makkah. Active winds are also forecasted to impact parts of Medina and the Northern Borders regions.
Where will the weather be most intense?
Thunderstorms are expected to persist in parts of the mountainous areas of Jazan, Asir, Al-Baha, and Makkah. Additionally, the center’s daily report indicates that active winds will affect these same mountainous regions, alongside portions of Medina and the Northern Borders.
How will sea conditions change in the Red Sea and Arabian Gulf?
In the Red Sea, surface winds in the northern and central parts will range between 15 and 35 kilometers per hour, with speeds hitting 45 kilometers per hour in the north. The southern part will see winds between 10 and 32 kilometers per hour, moving from northwesterly to westerly.
Wave heights in the Red Sea’s northern section may reach between one and two meters, resulting in moderate sea conditions. In the central and southern parts, waves will range from half a meter to one and a half meters, with sea conditions remaining light to moderate.
The Arabian Gulf will experience northwesterly to northerly winds at speeds of 15 to 35 kilometers per hour in the northern and central sections. In the south, winds will be northeasterly to easterly before shifting to westerly and then southwesterly in the evening, with speeds between 10 and 28 kilometers per hour.
Wave heights in the northern and central parts of the Gulf will be between half a meter and one and a half meters. The southern part is expected to see waves between half a meter and one meter, with light sea conditions in the south and light to moderate conditions in the north and center.
What could happen next?
As maximum temperatures rise, residents in the affected mountainous and coastal areas may need to monitor local weather updates closely. The combination of active winds and potential thunderstorms could lead to changing conditions throughout the day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which regions are expected to see thunderstorms?
Thunderstorms are expected in parts of the mountainous regions of Jazan, Asir, Al-Baha, and Makkah.
What are the wind speeds for the Red Sea?
Winds in the northern and central parts will range from 15 to 35 kilometers per hour, reaching 45 kilometers per hour in the north, while southern winds will range between 10 and 32 kilometers per hour.
How high could waves be in the northern Red Sea?
Wave heights in the northern part of the Red Sea may range from one to two meters.
How are these temperature changes affecting your daily routine?
