Jazan recorded the highest rainfall of 35 mm, while five other Saudi regions reported varying amounts across 51 monitoring stations/Representative Image

Widespread rainfall has been documented across the Kingdom, spanning Jazan, Makkah, Madinah, Aseer, Najran, and Al-Baha. Monitoring reports confirm varying intensities across these regions, with Jazan registering the most significant accumulation, including a peak of 35 mm in a single governorate. A network of 51 hydrological and climate stations captured detailed measurements during the weather event.

Jazan: Highest rainfall concentration

Jazan Region emerged as the most affected by the rainfall, particularly in Sanbah, a part of Abu Arish Governorate, where precipitation levels reached 35 mm, the highest recorded in the country during this period.Other specific measurements from Jazan include:

These figures highlight a widespread and intense rainfall pattern within the region.

Al-Baha: Moderate rainfall with local variations

The Al-Baha Region saw moderate levels of rainfall across several locations, with notable differences across individual sites.Key measurements include:

These readings suggest a fairly active weather system in the area, particularly in Al-Mandaq Governorate.

Makkah and Aseer: Scattered downpours

In Makkah, rainfall activity was observed primarily in Al-Lith and Maysan:

Meanwhile, the Aseer Region recorded rain at several highland and urban locations:

These figures reflect moderate but widespread rainfall across mountainous and urban zones in both regions.

Madinah and Najran: Light rainfall ends the trail

The rainfall pattern tapered off as it reached the southern and western edges of the Kingdom.In Najran:

In Madinah:

Though these readings were the lowest among all regions, they still contributed to the national weather snapshot compiled by the Ministry.