السعودية: تزايد فرص الأمطار على الحدود الشمالية مع ساعات ...
on 2018/04/09
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من المُتوقع أن تتأثر مناطق الحدود الشمالية هذا اليوم الإثنين بحالة قوية من عدم الاستقرار الجوي، حيث يُتوقع أن تشهد تلك المناطق هطولات مطرية متفاوتة الشدة مع ساعات الظهر، لتصبح متوسطة على غزيرة مع ساعات العصر والمساء قد تُصحب بزخات البرد، كما ولا يُستبعد ان تتأثر تلك المناطق بالرياح الهابطة المُصاحبة للعواصف الرعدية والتي قد تكون قوية على فترات ومثيرة لأتربة والغبار.
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Levant: Thunderstorms concentrated in Syria and Lebanon midweek, with heavy dust storms in desert areas.Arabian Gulf: Forty-degree temperatures, thunderstorms, and active winds that will stir up dust and sand in some areas over the coming days.A very cold air mass of polar origin is located in eastern Europe, pushing its cold winds to the Levant.Bringing spring snow to mountain peaks, a cold air mass is affecting the eastern Mediterranean and the Levant, accompanied by radical changes in the weather (details)Weather conditions and sky conditions in the Arab world at the time of observing the crescent of Shawwal 1446 AHWeather and temperature fluctuations are coming to the Arab world, with chances of rain in several countries coinciding with Eid al-Fitr.Polar winds and snow showers are expected in many mountainous areas in the Levant, coinciding with the first days of spring.The weather is changing from spring warmth to winter cold in the Levant, with snow expected in the highlands of Syria and Lebanon on the first days of spring.A warm wave affects the Levant, and the warm and stable spring weather will return in the coming days, God willing.