As per the Saudi weather agency, there is a risk of thunderstorms in most parts of Al-Jawf in the upcoming days. The Met stated that strong winds are anticipated to accompany these storms. It further predicted that heavy rain and hail are likely to follow, which could cause difficulty in visibility.

Jawf, Saudi Arabia, saw its first recorded snowfall. Social media buzzed as people shared photos and videos of this unusual event, including scenes of camels carefully walking on the ice. READ: Sunscreen ingredients found in Arctic snow The United Arab Emirates National Center of Meteorology says the unusual weather event stemmed from a low-pressure area from the Arabian Sea.

Heavy rain and hail caused a surprise snowfall in Saudi Arabia’s Al-Jawf region, turning the area into an icy landscape for the first time. In sharp contrast to the region’s typical desert landscape, the normally parched mountains were covered in snow after the rain that began last Wednesday and evolved into hailstorms.

According to the Saudi Press Agency and many citizens, the region of Al-Jawf had never seen snowfall but the region received its very first sugar dusting this week, following which a chilly spell of snow now blankets the mountainous area.

The unforeseen weather events have drawn the attention of meteorologists even as heavy rain and thunderstorm warnings have been issued by the authorities.

Saudi Arabia’s Al-Jawf region has just experienced its first-ever snowfall, transforming the arid landscape into a surprise winter wonderland. With snowflakes covering sand dunes, social media has been flooded with jaw-dropping photos of this rare phenomenon,

Climate change is real, and if you don't believe it; then head to Saudi Arabia. The region of Al-Jawf, which has never seen snowfall before, just had itself its first ever experience. As per the Saudi Press Agency,