Saudi Arabia's National Center for Meteorology has issued red alerts for heavy rain and potential flash floods across multiple regions as moderate to severe thunderstorms move through the country.

Red alerts have been issued for heavy rain, thunderstorms, hail, and flash floods across several regions of Saudi Arabia, according to the National Center for Meteorology.

The National Center for Meteorology (NCM) forecasts thunderstorms, hail, and active winds over parts of Saudi Arabia, with temperatures expected to reach up to 48°C in some areas.

The National Center for Meteorology predicts persistent rain and localized downpours across several regions of Saudi Arabia until Friday, advising residents to exercise caution.

Long-term climate records from the National Center for Meteorology reveal that September consistently ranks among the hottest months of the year in Saudi Arabia. The data indicates an average temperature of 30.8°C for September.

Saudi Civil Defense urged residents in Al-Baha and Asir to take precautions after the National Center for Meteorology (NCM) issued red alerts for heavy rainfall affecting both regions.

The National Center for Meteorology forecasts severe weather including hail and strong winds across parts of the Kingdom alongside record-high temperatures reaching 46 degrees Celsius.

The National Center for Meteorology (NCM) spokesperson announced that the meteorological summer season is nearing its end, with autumn set to commence on September 1 in Saudi Arabia.