Arab Weather - The term marine exit may be mentioned in many weather forecasts, such as the marine exit that affects the city of Jeddah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and coming from the Red Sea, so what are the marine exits? How is it formed? What results from it?
The term marine excretions are given to cumulus-thunderstorm clouds that condense over the sea, as a result of the meeting of cold air with warm and humid air. These clouds gradually grow and rise, and move towards coastal areas.
Marine exits from the Red Sea on the city of Jeddah are formed when cold air coming from the north meets the cold upper basin in the Levant region, and at the same time warm and humid air currents rush in from the south, so the cold air meets the warm moist air in several areas at sea Red, and then marine excretions occur, so that clouds form and grow vertically and rapidly, and become thunderstorms that begin to fall over the sea and move to coastal areas.
Marine excretions (coming from the sea) enter coastal areas in the form of dark thunderstorm clouds, and are accompanied by thunderstorms that are intense in certain areas rather than others, so that there is heavy rain on some parts, and other parts where the weather may be clear.
Therefore, meteorological expectations vary with regard to marine discharges, and the areas to which these discharges are expected to move, and which will be covered by rain, so that they start with small clouds, then grow and move to the coast, and these discharges may enter other areas further from the coast.
What will happen in the city of # Jeddah in the next 24 hours? And what is the meaning of the term "marine graduations"? pic.twitter.com/xUc8W16a6O
- Arabia Weather - Saudi Arabia (@ArabiaWeatherSA) November 25, 2020
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