Dominant air systems in the Arab world during the week | The weather in Arabia

The weather in Arabia The air systems are spread across the Arab world this week between a series of depressions in the western part, the Siberian Air Force in the eastern part and a mass of warm air above its midpoint, which is a airline organization which is not very different from the previous week.

A sequence of inter-polar and Atlantic depressions over the Maghreb

Algeria and Tunisia are both affected by a rapid depression and cold air mass early in the week, as rain showers and a drop in temperature will fall on Sunday, with the weather temporarily stabilizing on Monday before a new depression did not start quickly affecting the same areas Tuesday.

On Tuesday, a very effective Atlantic depression approaches the Kingdom of Morocco, bringing heavy rains to large areas of the country until the end of the week, and also bringing large amounts of snow to the high peaks of the ‘Atlantic.

Stable weather in Libya and Egypt, temperatures are above average

A height of air dominates the central Mediterranean, ensuring stable conditions in Libya and Egypt, and temperatures are recorded successively high in Egypt and in eastern Libya during the week, while temperatures are low in western Libya with increasing indications that western Libya will be exposed to dust storms during the second half of the week.

Rise of Siberian air continues over Levant, Iraq and northern Arabia

There is no significant change in the air system in the Levant region, Iraq and the northern Arabian Peninsula during the current week as the height of the Siberian air continues to expand on these areas to ensure stable weather and the continuous blowing of easterly winds which increase the feeling of cold, especially at night.

Cases of air instability in central and western Saudi Arabia and Yemen, and temperature decrease in the Sultanate of Oman and the United Arab Emirates

The risk of rain continuing in parts of western, central and eastern Saudi Arabia and the highlands of Yemen due to unstable air conditions throughout the current week with varying intensity from day to day, coinciding with a gradual decrease in temperatures in both the Sultanate of Oman and the United Arab Emirates due to an extension of a cold air mass from the east, As temperatures fall below their annual levels, with stable atmospheres throughout the Gulf Arab states.