Moderate to Heavy rainfall to persist across parts of Saudi Arabia through Monday

JEDDAH — Rainfall is forecast to affect several parts of Saudi Arabia from Thursday through Monday, with heavier downpours expected in some areas, according to the National Center for Meteorology (NCM). An animated map based on the Saudi numerical weather model shows rainfall developing and shifting across different parts of the Kingdom, particularly northern and western regions, throughout the…

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Moderate to Heavy rainfall to persist across parts of Saudi Arabia through Monday

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