المملكة: It is characterized by coldness and treacherous winds.. The Kingdom’s weather enters the season of “fish”

There are three actual cold seasons: Al-Murabaniyya, Al-Shabat, and Al-Scorpions, during which there are 3 months: November, December, and January.
Meteorologist Dr. said: Khaled Al-Zaaq to Al-Arabiya: We are now in the season of sheep.

Saturday was the first carp season

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He added: “The public says that the Shabat is a rattling sound due to the wind fluctuating between strong and weak, and its duration is 26 days, and it is an extension of the extreme cold.”

Cold season stars

Al-Zaaq said: The cold seasons contain stars, and each star has a hail attack. The square has 3 stars, meaning 3 hail attacks, the Shabat has 2 stars, meaning 2 hail attacks, and the scorpions have 3 stars and three hail attacks.

He explained that the cold comes to us either from the North Pole or from the frozen Siberian desert, and that the square bids us farewell, and the chirps are at the door, and scorpions come on the way.

A sound similar to crying

Al-Shabat, or “Al-Husni Wailing,” is a period within the winter seasons that comes directly after the “Al-Murabbaniyah Season,” which lasts for approximately 40 days. All of these names reflect the cold of winter in the Kingdom, and its reflection on nature.
It is customary for the cold of Al-Husni to be unstable and it is said that he is “cunning.”

This name is attributed to Al-Husni, which is the “fox” that digs its burrow and places the burrow’s opening in the east direction so that the sun’s rays can shine on it and warm it after it is exposed to the “cold of the night.”

Immediately after the beginning of the month of Ramadan, and as soon as the cold eastern wind blows, it emits a sound similar to crying.

The coldest day of the year

The arrival of “Al-Husni Wailing” falls on the coldest days of the year, in the months of October and November, and this period is called the Al-Murabba’aniyya cold and the Shabat cold.

The Murabbaniyah hail is characterized as a wet hail, while the Shabat hail is a dry hail.

Winter is a period in which extreme cold becomes severe and snow may fall, especially at night.

The Shabat season comes after Al-Murabaniyya, and begins on January 14 and ends on February 10 of each year. It is one of the coldest winter periods, and the cold of Al-Husni continues for 26 days.