Residents of Jeddah should prepare for unsettled skies, with the city forecast to be partly cloudy to cloudy accompanied by active winds. The conditions come as unstable weather continues to affect the western regions of Saudi Arabia.
Recent forecasts point to active winds and raised dust across western and southwestern parts of the Kingdom, including Jeddah and the wider Makkah region. Throughout August, the city has repeatedly been described as partly cloudy with active winds, at times with reduced visibility from stirred dust, while daytime highs typically range between about 39°C and 45°C.
Over the Red Sea adjacent to Jeddah, winds have been blowing from the northwest to north at speeds of up to roughly 50 km/h, helping to stir dust and drive the active wind conditions felt along the western coast. Similar unstable episodes elsewhere in the Kingdom have prompted alerts for heavy rain, thunderstorms, and flash floods, though Jeddah itself is currently described as partly cloudy to cloudy with active winds.
Why it matters
Active winds and raised dust can affect visibility, outdoor activities, and air quality, so residents are advised to plan ahead, secure loose objects, and take care while driving during gusty conditions.
For official, real-time updates and any weather alerts covering Jeddah and other western regions, residents can rely on the national meteorological channels, including the official website, mobile applications, and published forecast maps and animations. Access to these public forecasts is provided free of charge, with no fees required.
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