The tropical state of Jallab is starting to regain its strength again, and these are the most prominent effects on the Arabian Peninsula

Update || Wednesday, 9/29/2021 at 2:00 p.m.

Arab Weather - The latest satellite images and remote sensing observatories at the Arab Regional Weather Center for Weather Forecasts indicate that the tropical state of Jallab is concentrated over the Gulf of Gujarat and has begun to regain its strength again with a wind speed of 25 knots around the center of the tropical depression, and Arab Weather believes that it will continue its path towards Northwest along the Pakistani coast during the next two days, and here are the details:

Indirect effects on the Arabian Peninsula

Gulab is classified as a tropical depression and more development is coming in the future

In the details, the tropical state of Jallab has begun to regain its strength again, and it is expected in the coming hours to move west towards the Arabian Sea to derive more energy over the warm waters of the eastern Arabian Sea, so that the warm water represents the fuel that operates these tropical systems, heading far to the north towards the coasts. Pakistan is accompanied by strong winds and heavy rains in those areas.

It is worth noting that the tropical conditions in the Arabian Sea contain very large amounts of relative humidity, which means the leakage of air currents saturated with tropical moisture coming from the east as a result of the tropical situation, especially in the upper layers of the atmosphere towards the atmosphere of southern Arabia, working to provide a suitable environment for the multiplication of clouds Thunder, to create unstable weather conditions concentrated on Thursday in the heights of the Hajar Mountains in the Sultanate of Oman and the UAE, extending to southern and southwestern Saudi Arabia during the weekend.

Given the difficulty of predicting the course and severity of the tropical situation, Arab weather calls for the need to follow up on air conversations, as they may have additional effects on the Arabian Peninsula after the decline and fading of the tropical situation in the Arabian Sea.