المملكة: Weather .. The cold wave continues with the chance of chasing in several regions

Expected National Meteorological Center In his report on weather Today, Wednesday, on the regions of the Kingdom, continuing The weather is cold to very cold, with the opportunity to form frost during the morning hours on parts of the northern border areas, Al -Jawf, Hail and Al -Qassim, as well as the northern parts of the Riyadh and Eastern regions.
Also, the exciting surface winds of dust and dust limit the extent of horizontal visibility on parts of the regions of Medina, Makkah, Riyadh and Najran, extending to the eastern parts of the Asir and Al -Baha regions.
While the sky is partially cloudy to cloudy with the chance of light rain on parts of the center and east of the Kingdom.

Red Sea

Surface winds: Northwest to northern at a speed of 20-42 km/hour on the northern and central parts, and northwest to southwester Bab Al -Mandab Strait.

The wave height: from one and a half to two meters on the northern and central parts, and from half a meter to one and a half meters on the southern part.

Sea condition: average wave to wavy on the northern and central parts, light to average wave on the southern part.

Arabian Gulf

Surface winds: north to northwest on the northern part, northwest to western in the middle and southern parts at a speed of 20-45 km/h.

The wave height: from one to two and a half meters on the middle and southern parts.

Sea condition: average wave to wavy.

Cold wave

In its report, the National Meteorological Center alerted the weather from a cold wave on parts of 4 regions during the early morning hours today, Wednesday.
The phenomenon began at 3 am, and it will continue until 9 am Wednesday.
The accompanying effects are a decrease in temperatures from zero to 3 degrees below zero, and the formation of frost.
Wave places
Eastern Region: Hafar Al -Batin.
Tabuk: Jabal al -Luz, the case of Ammar and the comment.
Al -Jouf: Dumat Al -Jandal, Sakaka, Qurayyat and Tabarjal.
Northern borders: Al -Aqeila, Arar, Rafha and Tarif.