Saudi Arabia witnesses rare snowfall after 30 years as desert regions turn white. Snow, rain and freezing temperatures trigger safety advisories across the Kingdom.

Saudi Arabia is experiencing rare snowfall in regions like Tabuk and Al-Jawf, surprising many residents as this weather phenomenon is uncommon in the desert country. , World News, Times Now

Mohammed bin Reddah Al Thaqafi, an astronomer and expert at the Taif Astronomical Sundial and a member of the Arab Union for Space and Astronomy Sciences, said that snowfall in northern Saudi Arabia occurs periodically each winter, even though it does not follow a fixed astronomical cycle.

Saudi Arabia is set to experience rainfall across several regions until 31 December, the National Centre for Meteorology has forecast. The expected showers coincide with a sharp drop in temperatures,

Snowfall in Saudi Arabia stuns residents as rare winter scenes cover deserts and mountains. From Hail to Tabuk, unusual weather highlights shifting climate patterns.

The strongest cold wave in Saudi Arabia was recorded in 1992 at -9.3°C. The ongoing cold wave is linked to climate change, causing extreme weather.

Saudi Arabia experiences an extraordinary weather phenomenon as heavy snowfall blankets the Tabuk region and Hail area, captivating both residents and international viewers. This rare event transforms the landscape,

Hot flashes turned into breezy winter gales after rare snow, covered other parts of the globe.The kingdom of Saudi Arabia has witnessed rare snowfall in several parts of the country, including

Saudi Arabia experienced an unusual spell of snowfall in its northern parts, including the Tuwaiq mountain range, leaving residents astonished. The region recorded snow for the first time in nearly three decades.

The snowfall, triggered by a powerful cold air mass from the north, was most prominent in Tabuk, Al Ula and Hail.