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.

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This time, a heat dome is over Jordan. Will it cause the first heat wave of the year?

A heat dome is affecting eight Arab countries and several capitals in the eastern Mediterranean, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius.

Minimum temperatures will rise by about 10 degrees Celsius compared to previous nights, and the atmosphere will be warmer in the evening and at night.

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Jeddah is set to experience dry easterly winds and temperatures will reach 45°C by the middle of the week.

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