Saudi Meteorology warns of More rain expected in kingdom for the next few days

General Directorate of Civil Defense has  urged citizens and expatriates to play it safe in perspective of the notice about the proceeded with nasty climate, substantial rain and glimmer surges that are relied upon to hit diverse areas of the saudi arabia, reported Arab News.

Discontinuous downpours have been lashing the capital city since the early long stretches of Thursday while climate specialists have anticipated more rain for the following couple of days. 

Prof. Mansour Almazroui, executive of the Center of Excellence for Climate Change Research at the Jeddah-based King Abdul Aziz University (KAU) disclosed to Arab News that light to overwhelming downpours would keep on happening in the Kingdom including the capital city. 

He said the northern, focal, southwestern and eastern parts of Saudi Arabia have gotten substantial downpours causing streak surges in various areas. 

He said the Kingdom has never gotten such substantial rains in the period of November. "It could be viewed as the wettest November in the nation's history," Almazroui said. 

He said the present precipitation framework is probably going to beat Saudi Arabia until Nov. 26, 2018, and is required to release rain and rainstorms in a few spots of focal, northeastern, eastern and some southwestern parts of the Kingdom including Kuwait, Bahrain and the UAE. 

He stated: "There are odds of moderate to substantial rain and thundershowers in a few places in eastern and southwestern parts of Saudi Arabia amid the following two days." 

The KAU teacher said another precipitation framework is probably going to approach northern/northeastern parts of Saudi Arabia before the finish of November, which may cause rain and tempest in a few spots. 

The Civil Defense asked the majority "to take the most astounding level of alert and wellbeing amid precipitation and to abstain from visiting places inclined to streak surges." 

Picnickers and desert explorers have been cautioned to avoid valleys and reefs amid overwhelming precipitation or glimmer surges, and not to chance intersection surge entries or crossing points. Substantial precipitation previously ended a few lives early this month, when distinctive districts of the Kingdom were hit by serious climate conditions.