Under surveillance: There are signs of a gradual flow of moisture into the southern Arabian Peninsula during the month of July, leading to rainfall in several parts.

From the Arabian Weather Center - The latest weather maps resulting from computer simulations at the Arabian Weather Center indicate that a change in the weather system in the region is expected to occur gradually as the month of July passes, leading to an increase in the chances of rainfall in many parts of the Arabian Peninsula.

Scientific reading: Intensification of summer rains in southern Arabia

The results of analyzes of weather forecasters in Arabia Weather indicate that the southern parts of the Arabian Peninsula will witness weather disturbances during the month of July, especially the second half of it, resulting from the extension of the monsoon depression from the east and the deepening of the monsoon belt (ITCZ) towards the south of the Arabian Peninsula. This weather system creates high instability in the atmosphere, thus increasing the chances of thunderstorms accompanied by activity in the descending winds.

As of the time of writing this report, the results of analyzes and computer simulation data at the Arabian Weather Center fluctuate in their predictions of the amount of moisture pumping expected into the region’s atmosphere, which leads to a discrepancy in the forecasts for the rainfall area and the areas covered by it.

Saudi Arabia: The southwest of the Kingdom is on the verge of strong cumulus cloud activity

It is expected, God willing, that the above-mentioned weather system will lead to an increase in the chances of cumulonimbus clouds multiplying on the southwestern highlands of Saudi Arabia, accompanied by heavy rains accompanied by thunderstorms and hail, leading to flowing valleys and reefs. The clouds will also gradually extend to the west to some coastal areas, God willing.

God knows.