The NCM said that the average temperature in all parts of the Kingdom will be higher than the usual rate, noting that this includes Makkah and Madinah as well as it will reach its maximum in the Eastern and the Riyadh regions.

Ramadan this year will be in the spring season in the month of April, as it is expected that the western region will be affected by a warm and humid air mass with the extension of the Red Sea thermal depression from the southwest.

This is due to the beginning of the Arabian Peninsula thermal depression effect during April on the eastern and southeast parts.

Temperatures in the Arabian Gulf, the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden will be around the average, while it will be higher than the average on the Arabian Sea.

NCM revealed that rain is expected to fall around the average in most regions of the Kingdom, such as Madinah, while it is higher than the average in some coastal parts of the Makkah region.

NCM noted that through the short-term forecasts on the center's website, it is expected that the Kingdom's atmosphere will witness extreme cases, such as heavy rain.