Spring weather until Tuesday, preceded by dusty weather and muddy rain on Wednesday and Thursday.

Arab Weather - God willing, the weather will remain pleasant and spring-like throughout the region during the daytime hours over the next two days, with the weather remaining cold at night and the need to wear coats, especially during dawn and early morning.

Dusty weather returns and a new Khamaseen depression affects the Kingdom in the last days of April.

Arab Weather forecasters said that weather maps show a Khamaseen depression approaching the Kingdom on Wednesday, accompanied by warm southerly winds. Its impact on the Kingdom will gradually increase throughout the day.

On Wednesday, temperatures are expected to rise significantly, becoming 8-10 degrees Celsius above average. The weather will be relatively hot and dry across the region, with medium and high clouds gradually appearing. During the afternoon and evening hours, showers of rain are likely in some areas, which may be accompanied by thunder at times.

Winds will be southerly to southwesterly, moderate in speed, with occasional strong gusts, causing dust storms of varying intensity.

It is necessary to point out on Wednesday to pay attention to:

• The concentration of dust in the atmosphere increased to varying degrees.
• Direct and prolonged exposure to sunlight
• Leaving children, even for a short period, inside closed vehicles

Wednesday night will be partly cloudy to cloudy at times and dusty with varying degrees of intensity. There is a possibility of mud showers during the late night and early morning, which may be accompanied by thunder at times.

The winds will be moderate southwesterly, with occasional strong gusts.

On Thursday, the weather will be dusty to varying degrees and partly cloudy with clouds at different altitudes. There is also a possibility of thunderstorms and mud showers of varying intensity.

Winds will be westerly to northwesterly, moderate in speed, with occasional active gusts, stirring up dust of varying intensity. Active to strong southwesterly winds will blow, stirring up dust waves, which will increase the chance of poor horizontal visibility on desert roads.