Red Alert in Saudi Arabia: Heavy rains, storms and storms continue to wreak havoc in many parts of Saudi Arabia. Bad weather is likely to continue in the country in the coming days. The National Center for Metrology (NCM) has issued a red alert for the capital Riyadh, Islam’s holiest city Mecca, Asir and Baha and many other areas. NCM has issued a warning regarding heavy rain, hail and strong wind in these areas. The Meteorological Department says that dense fog may also occur in some parts of Saudi, which will reduce visibility.
According to Arab News, the first rain of the season was recorded in the capital Riyadh on Tuesday (January 7). At the same time, Civil Defense has advised people to stay away from flooded low-lying areas and valleys.
NCM Expressed the possibility of temperature falling
According to NCM, the temperature in the northern areas of Saudi Arabia is likely to fall in the coming days. There is a possibility of dust storm in Riyadh, Qasim, Eastern Region and Jazan areas. NCM said, “The winds over the Red Sea will be in the northern and central parts, from north-eastern to northern and southern parts and from the south-eastern part to south-westerly. Which will run at a speed of 20-50 kilometers per hour. “This can cause waves of more than one and a half to two meters.”
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Officials keep an eye on bad weather in the country
In view of the bad weather conditions in the country, the General Directorate of Civil Defense has issued several safety instructions along with warnings. During this time, people have been urged to stay at home and follow safety instructions in valleys and waterlogged areas.
He said, “We are monitoring the weather conditions in some areas of the country. Many videos of Mecca, Medina and Jeddah have surfaced on social media. “In these videos, roads are seen filled with water and cars are seen submerged on the roads.”
Changes visible in the weather of Saudi Arabia
There has been continuous change in the weather of Saudi Arabia for some time. Scientists of the Meteorological Department are considering climate change as the main reason behind this change.
