With just 12 days to go until the meteorological start of summer on June 1, the National Center of Meteorology (NMC)has announced the beginning of a gradual but noticeable rise in temperatures across Saudi Arabia.

In a statement, Hussein Al-Qahtani, spokesman for the NMC, revealed that Jeddah recorded the highest temperature in the Kingdom this week, soaring to a scorching 47°C in the shade.

This early spike serves as a clear signal of the intensifying summer heat, particularly across western regions

As the Kingdom braces for the peak heat season, the NMC is fully equipped and ready to manage the demands of summer forecasting. The center is utilizing its cutting-edge meteorological tools, including a national network of weather radars, satellite imaging systems, and the Saudi numerical weather prediction model.

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To ensure precision and real-time updates, the NMC operates a comprehensive array of manned observatories and mobile automatic weather stations, running 24/7

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These systems work together to deliver highly accurate forecasts, helping authorities and residents stay informed and prepared.With temperatures already climbing, the NMC urges the public to stay hydrated, avoid peak sun hours, and monitor official updates as summer conditions continue to intensify.