A storm hits Europe, a tropical condition in the Arabian Sea, and stability in the Middle East.

Arab Weather - The latest computer simulations predict that western parts of the European continent will be hit by a deep, stormy low-pressure system that will bring heavy rains to many European countries and the risk of flooding. Meanwhile, stable weather conditions remain the norm across most of the eastern Mediterranean.

A stormy depression is affecting western Europe.

God willing, a deep low pressure system is expected to develop in southern Britain. This low pressure system is characterized by what is known as an airburst, meaning that the air pressure in the center of the low pressure system drops very quickly and sharply, by approximately 988 to 961 millibars in less than 24 hours. This indicates the intensity of the weather system and the violent weather phenomena that accompany it.

Large parts of Britain, France, Belgium, and surrounding countries are expected to be directly affected by the low pressure system in the coming days, with very strong winds exceeding 130 km/h and heavy rainfall reaching 100 mm in some areas.

Accordingly, this depression will have repercussions on the affected countries in terms of disruption of maritime, land and even air traffic in some of the affected areas due to high wind speeds and the risk of flooding.

In contrast: stability prevails in the Middle East countries.

On another note, Middle Eastern countries are affected by a high pressure system across all layers of the atmosphere, which is causing completely stable weather conditions and temperatures to rise above their usual levels.

The same high pressure system prevents the tropical system located south of the Arabian Sea from deepening and moving westward towards the south of the Arabian Peninsula, preventing rain from benefiting from its direct effects or the accompanying humidity. This keeps stability in control of all countries, including Saudi Arabia, which is witnessing a weak start to the season.

We ask God to send us rain and not make us among the despairing.