More stormy weather on the way for several Saudi regions

Residents across Saudi Arabia will have to brace for yet another week of rough weather as authorities predict stormy conditions in a number of the Kingdom’s regions, reported Arab News.Saudi 

Saudi Meteorologists predict, heavy thunderstorms accompanied by strong winds will be a feature for the week ahead in most central, northern and eastern parts of the country.

Moderate to heavy rain is expected to fall in the capital, Riyadh, and the surrounding areas, as well as in the nearby provinces of Qassim and Hail. 

There is a comparative picture in the east of the nation, where bigger urban communities, for example, Dammam, Khober, and Al-Ahsa, will see the likelihood of moderate to overwhelming precipitation.

Madinah is expected to witness downpours from Tuesday to Thursday.

Al-Baha and Al-Asir, two southern regions, will see moderate rainfall, expecting to grow in intensity on Wednesday.

Authorities in the west-coast city of Jeddah have said they are continuing to deal with over 200 locations effected by rainwater, after stormy weather this week.

Saudi Arabia has seen a fortnight of outrageous climate with a large portion of the nation's districts encountering heavy rains. 

A week ago, the General Authority of Meteorology and Environmental Protection issued a "code red" cautioning of overwhelming tempests and residue storms in the Eastern Region. A few different locales needed to manage unfavorable climate conditions, including Tabuk, in the north, where there was a danger of snow in hoisted regions. 

The nation's power supplier needed to apologize, a week ago, to occupants of Rafhaa after the extreme climate caused control cuts. 

Specialists have issued a few alerts to occupants to stay away from valleys and exercise alert when driving in the rain, encouraging driver to give enough halting separation on wet streets. 

Awful climate joined by exuberant rains and glimmer flooding has hit a few nations in the district, including Jordan where 12 individuals have been executed and almost 4,000 sightseers compelled to escape the renowned antiquated desert city of Petra. 

In Neighboring Kuwait, one man kicked the bucket subsequent to being cleared away endeavoring to protect his family from surges. 

The services of oil and power and in addition a few oil organizations declared a highly sensitive situation, and the legislature held a pressing bureau session on Saturday morning.