The General Directorate of Civil Defence has urged citizens and residents to exercise caution and prioritize their safety by avoiding areas prone to torrents, marshes, and valleys. It strongly advised not to swim in these areas as they are unsuitable and pose a significant danger, and emphasized that individuals should strictly adhere to instructions given through various media and social network platforms. This advice is particularly relevant as thunderstorms are expected to continue in some regions of the Kingdom until Friday. The directorate has said that the Makkah Region will experience moderate to heavy rainfall, resulting in torrential rains and hail, and strong winds that will cause dust storms. This will primarily affect the governorates of Taif, Maysan, Adham, Al-Kamil, and Al-Ardiyat. Makkah city and the governorates of Bahra, Al-Kamil, Al-Jumum, Khulais, Al-Qunfudah, Al-Leith, Khurma, Turbah, Ranyah, and Al-Muwayh will experience light to moderate rainfall. The Civil Defence Directorate has fo recast light to moderate rainfall and gusty winds that may raise dust for the Riyadh Region. These weather conditions will also impact the governorates of Wadi Al-Dawasir, Al-Aflaj, Afif, and Sulayil. The directorate said that Aseer, Al-Baha, and Jazan regions will have moderate to heavy rainfall, while the regions of Madinah and Najran will get moderate rainfall. Source: Saudi Press Agency