The Saudi Arabia rainfall update shows significant precipitation across multiple regions, with Jazan recording the highest rainfall of 34.2mm. The National Center for Meteorology (NCM) continues to monitor weather conditions and issue alerts across the Kingdom.
NCM Monitors Rainfall Across Saudi Arabia
The National Center for Meteorology (NCM) tracked rainfall activity across the Kingdom over a 24-hour period, from 9:00 a.m. on April 14 to 9:00 a.m. on April 15, 2026. During this time, several regions experienced varying levels of precipitation.
The total rainfall recorded across Madinah, Jazan, and Riyadh reached 92.0mm, indicating active weather conditions in these regions.
Jazan Records Highest Rainfall
The Jazan region topped the list, with Fifa recording 34.2mm of rainfall, making it the highest precipitation level recorded during the monitoring period.
Rainfall Distribution Across Other Regions
- Madinah: Wadi Al-Far’ah recorded 33.6mm
- Riyadh: Al-Aflaj recorded 24.2mm
- Makkah Region: Al-Lith recorded 12.0mm
- Qassim: Uqlat Al-Suqur recorded 9.0mm
- Asir: Abha recorded 2.0mm
- Eastern Province: Al-Ahsa recorded the lowest at 0.4mm
NCM Issues Weather Alerts Across the Kingdom
The NCM had earlier issued multiple weather alerts in Saudi Arabia, warning residents about conditions ranging from light to heavy rainfall in different regions. These alerts aim to ensure public safety and preparedness during changing weather conditions.
Impact of Rainfall and Safety Awareness
Residents are advised to stay updated with official weather reports and follow safety guidelines during rainfall. Authorities emphasize caution in areas prone to water accumulation and flash floods.
Conclusion
The latest Saudi Arabia rainfall report highlights active weather patterns across the Kingdom, with Jazan leading in precipitation levels. Continuous monitoring by the NCM ensures timely alerts and helps residents stay informed and safe.
