RIYADH — The Saudi Ministry of Environment detailed significant rainfall across eight regions in Saudi Arabia, with the National Center for Meteorology registering the highest amount in the Madinah region at 37.4 millimeters.

The rainfall occurred between 9 a.m. on Friday and 9 a.m. on Saturday, impacting areas including Makkah, Madinah, Qassim, Aseer, Tabuk, Jazan, Najran, and Al-Baha.

The airport in Madinah received 35.2 millimeters of rain, while the Haram area saw 27.6 millimeters.

In Makkah, Yalamlam and Al-Leith recorded 17.4 millimeters, with 8.0 millimeters in Al-Leith Dam.

Other regions saw varying amounts, such as 1.8 millimeters in Qassim’s Uqlat Al Saqoor and 28.6 millimeters in Al-Baha’s Bilkhazmar and Al Mandaq.

The Directorate General of Civil Defense issued a warning to the public, advising against swimming in areas where water has accumulated or crossing valleys, which can be dangerous after rainfall.

The Civil Defense urged citizens and residents to follow safety instructions broadcast through various media channels and social media platforms.

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