The latest report from the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture revealed that 39 hydrological and climatic monitoring stations across the Kingdom recorded scattered rainfall in various regions in the past 24 hours. Rainfall was reported in Makkah, Al-Madinah, Al-Qassim, Eastern Province, Asir, Tabuk, Najran, and Al-Baha.
Tabuk region recorded the highest rainfall amount in the Kingdom with 10.8 mm in King Abdullah Road in Taima, while Taima received 7.0 mm, Qalibah in Taima received 2.8 mm, and Ad-Daysah in Duba received 1.6 mm. Makkah region recorded 9.2 mm in Al-Qadimah in Rabigh, 3.8 mm in Dhaban in Jeddah, 3.6 mm in King Abdullah University in Jeddah, and 2.2 mm in Thul in Jeddah. Asir region received 5.8 mm in Ar-Rass in Bisha, 4.1 mm in King Faisal Road in Najran, 1.6 mm in Thuluth Al-Manzir in Baha, and 1.4 mm in Malhah Al-Habab in Tarib.
Additionally, Al-Furayh Governorate in Al-Madinah region received 3.2 mm in Al-Akhel, Mahd Al-Dhahab Governorate received 2.6 mm, Al-Hanakiyah received 2.4 mm, and Badr Municipality in Badr Governorate received 1.0 mm. Najran region recorded 3.2 mm in Al-Hadhn in Najran, Qassim region recorded 1.0 mm in Uqlat Al-Suqur, and 0.6 mm in both Al-Nabhaniyyah and Quba in Al-Aflaj Governorate. The Eastern Province recorded 0.8 mm at the train station in Hafar Al-Batin, while Al-Baha region recorded 0.8 mm in Qalwah.
The Ministry invited those interested in learning more about the rainfall amounts in all regions of the Kingdom during the mentioned period to visit the following link: https://bit.ly/44cBZxi.
