What are the winds of Al-Bawarih and how do they arise?

Weather of Arabia - Al-Bawareh winds are very dry northwest winds, which raise dust and dust, produced due to the high surface atmospheric pressure over the eastern basin of the Mediterranean Sea and its extreme decrease over the east of the Arabian Peninsula and the desert of the Empty Quarter, which contributes to the rush of winds from the northwest to the southeast with excitement Dust and sandstorms.

Al-Bawareh winds blow mainly over Iraq, Kuwait, and eastern Saudi Arabia, sometimes extending to wider areas, including the capital, Riyadh. The effect of the Al-Bawareh winds sometimes affects other countries such as Bahrain and Qatar all the way to the UAE and later the Sultanate of Oman, and the effect of the Al-Bawareh winds laden with dust can spread and extend through Saudi Arabia towards Yemen.