The highest rainfall so far has been recorded in Al-Shafiyah in Badr governorate at 49.2 mm, followed by Jeddah's Al-Basateen at 38 mm.

Severe flooding has hit Saudi Arabia, particularly in Mecca, Jeddah, and Madinah, after record-breaking rainfall caused widespread destruction. Torrential downpours have turned streets into rivers, submerging cars,

Madinah, Saudi Arabia - January 06, 2025 Heavy flooding due to torrential rains in Madinah.

Rains and severe flooding have swept the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's several cities with the weather agencies reporting for the stress and turmoil to last for days. The Kingdom's National

Local authorities raise high alerts warnings amid record-breaking rainfall in several areas across Saudi Arabia - Anadolu Ajansı

Moderate to heavy rainfall, thunder, dust storms forecast with weather expected to continue till Wednesday, January 8.

The areas most affected by this rain are AlUla and Al-Madina. One of the most sacred places for Muslims in Al-Madina is Masjid-e-Nabawi was also flooded by the rains. The video of the site is going viral. In the video, the inside of the mosque is seen filled with water.

Videos on social media show water gushing through streets, pushing away stationary cars parked along them and buildings submerged due to incessant rain and thunderstorms

Saudi Arabia ’s Mecca, the holiest city according to Islam, has been hit by extreme weather. Footage circulating on social media shows entire neighbourhoods partially submerged amid the heavy rainfall. Men were seen forming human chains to rescue children who had become trapped in the flooding in the Al-Awali neighbourhood, southeast of Mecca.

January 08, 2025 Mecca is grappling with devastating floods caused by torrential rainfall, leaving parts of the city submerged. Streets turned into rivers, and vehicles were swept away as the water levels rose rapidly,