A cold air front will cross southwestern Europe and extend towards the northern Maghreb countries in the coming days.

Arab Weather - The latest weather analyses indicate that a cold front is passing through southwestern Europe, particularly in areas of France and southern Spain, including the capital, Madrid. This front is expected to be accompanied by heavy rainfall and thunderstorms and hail, as the region is affected by a low-pressure system in the upper atmosphere.

As this cold air mass moves southeast, cold winds are expected to cross the Mediterranean Sea, which is experiencing extreme heat at this time of year. This will increase the chances of severe weather disturbances when these winds reach the northern Maghreb countries, especially on Thursday and Friday.

Temperatures are expected to drop significantly in parts of northern Algeria, northern Morocco, and northern Tunisia, with active winds and rough seas. The chances of unstable weather conditions, accompanied by thunderstorms, are also increasing, some of which may form locally over land, while others may form over the sea, later extending their impact to the coastal areas of northern Algeria.

Thunderstorms are likely to affect the capital, Algiers, amid fears of flash floods due to heavy rains in some areas.