Jeddah – The western region of Saudi Arabia, which includes Mecca, Jeddah, and the city of Taif, received moderate to heavy rain on Thursday and is likely to rain in many parts of the state by Sunday. There was no casualty or major damage due to hail storm with hailstorm in any part of western region.
In the Mecca region, the Directorate General of Civil Protection called upon the public to take utmost care and avoid going into the valleys and flood passages and follow the safety instructions issued by the authorities concerned.
Jeddah Mayoralty spokesman Muhammad Al-Baqami confirmed that none of the Jeddah government’s tunnels have been affected by the rains so far, while municipal staff equipped with motors and tankers are working hard to drain water at several locations. Sites in the northern and southern parts of the governor.
According to reports, strong winds disrupted the movement of ships at Jeddah Islamic Port for a few hours. Some vehicles in the city got stuck in water reservoirs. Meanwhile, pictures of Umrah pilgrims performing rituals amid the rains went viral on social media.
According to the forecast, moderate to heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms are likely to rain in Jeddah, Rabi, Alaith, Qinfudah and many other parts of the western region on Friday as rain cloud remained in parts of the southwestern and central regions. Huh. The Kingdom reached parts of the Eastern Province by Sunday.
