Monitoring the incursion of the Mediterranean storm towards Libya at the beginning of next week and threatening its coasts with heavy rains accompanied by stormy wind gusts.

Arabia Weather - Specialists at the Regional Arabia Weather Center are monitoring the continued development of the air system in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea over the wide maritime area located between the island of Crete and the coasts of Libya and Italy, which is currently characterized by warm sea water, which is considered the fuel in this state to gain this The weather condition: More energy, in conjunction with the presence of a cold air mass in the upper atmosphere.

The latest satellite images indicate the observation of a rotational movement of dense thunderclouds in the central Mediterranean, with expectations that the Libyan coasts will be affected during the next two days by the indirect effects of this Mediterranean storm in the form of rainfall of varying intensity at intermittent periods in addition to active wind gusts.

The latest weather maps through computer simulation models indicate the possibility of the moderate storm moving directly to the eastern coast of Libya next Sunday and Monday, causing very heavy rains and strong winds, with the possibility of torrential rains forming in those areas.

The same maps also indicate the possibility of the regime continuing to move to the western coast of Egypt, around Marsa Matrouh Governorate, and lead to rainfall in those areas.