Since Friday, snow has covered the northern region of Al-Jouf in Saudi Arabia, transforming it into a winter wonderland. The region, especially areas north of Sakaka city and Dumat Al-Jandal governorate, was blanketed in snow following heavy rains and hail showers. This rare weather has turned many parts of Al-Jouf completely white, much to the delight of residents and visitors.

Continuous Rains and Hail Bring Flooded Valleys and Promise a Vibrant Spring

The Al-Jouf region has experienced continuous rainfall and large amounts of hail since last Wednesday, causing valleys to flood with water. These conditions are expected to pave the way for a vibrant spring season, as Al-Jouf is renowned for its seasonal wildflowers such as lavender, chrysanthemum, and various aromatic plants.

National Center of Meteorology Issues Weather Warnings for Al-Jouf

The National Center of Meteorology (NCM) has forecasted further thunderstorms across Al-Jouf, accompanied by strong winds, reduced visibility, hail, and potential flooding. The NCM specifically warned of severe weather conditions in Al-Qurayyat and Tabarjal governorates, urging caution among residents.

Saudi Red Crescent Authority on High Alert in Al-Jouf

In response to these warnings, the Saudi Red Crescent Authority in Al-Jouf has heightened its emergency readiness to assist those affected by the ongoing rainy and snowy conditions in the region and surrounding governorates.