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Yesterday’s downpour continued for hours on end, and many were actually wondering if they’d ever seen anything like it. Turns out, nope, they haven’t, as yesterday’s rainfall in Jeddah was the highest on record, as per the spokesperson for Saudi Arabia’s National Center for Meteorology, Hussein Al-Qahtani.
According to the monitoring stations at the centre, the rain on Thursday lasted for almost eight hours, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and totaled 179.7 millimetres of water.
And, guess what? In 2009, the NCM recorded 111 mm of rain. So this time, it was way more.
#صور
جهود #شرطة_جدة أثناء هطول الأمطار#جدة_الأن pic.twitter.com/2LxAAc9BPk— إمارة منطقة مكة المكرمة (@makkahregion) November 24, 2022
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