Early signs warn of new dust storms hitting three Arab countries.

Al-Bawarih winds will be active in the Arabian Gulf countries at the end of the week, causing dust and sand storms.

A deep air depression is affecting the western Mediterranean, and there are fears of torrential floods in several areas of Algeria and Tunisia.

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The effect of the hot air mass will recede on Monday, and the weather will cool down again at dawn and in the early morning.

Al-Baqoura topped the list of the hottest areas in the Kingdom today, recording 46.1 degrees Celsius, followed by Aqaba.

The temperature in the capital, Amman, is now the highest since June 2024.

Hafar Al-Batin: A wide dust wave will increase in intensity over the coming hours, accompanied by a significant decrease in horizontal visibility.

The break in the Al-Bawarih winds further southwards brings new areas into the dust circle on Sunday.

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