JEDDAH — The Riyadh region recorded the highest rainfall at 73.4 millimeters as the National Center for Meteorology (NCM) measured precipitation across six Saudi regions over a 24-hour period.
The NCM measured rainfall between 9 a.m. on Tuesday, November 10, and 9 a.m. on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, with Al-Majma’ah in Riyadh region registering the highest measurement.
In the same region, Al-Dawadmi Airport recorded 69.6 mm, followed by the King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve at Umm Al-Jurum with 60.2 mm and Umm Radhmah with 49.4 mm.
Other measurements included Shaqra at 33.8 mm, Imam Abdulaziz bin Mohammed Royal Reserve at 14.2 mm, Halban in Al-Quway’iyah at 13.2 mm and Al-Thumamah Airport at 11.4 mm.
In Qassim, Al-Sahiyah in Qibah recorded 33.2 mm, followed by Dakhnah in Al-Rass at 28.4 mm, Buraydah at 25.6 mm, Unaizah at 22.6 mm and Prince Naif bin Abdulaziz Airport at 14.4 mm.
The Eastern Province recorded 24 mm at the air base in Hafar Al-Batin, 17.4 mm in Umm Al-Shiflah in Qaryat Al-Ulya, 17.3 mm at Al-Qaisumah Airport, 15.6 mm at another monitoring station in Hafar Al-Batin and 12 mm at the air base airport in Jubail.
In Makkah region, Al-Nouriyah recorded 28.8 mm, followed by Al-Umrah at 7.6 mm and Al-Rusayfah at 7.3 mm, the lowest measurement listed in the report.
Meanwhile, Al-Hisu in Al-Hanakiyah recorded 28.6 mm in Madinah region, while Al-Madain neighborhood in Hail registered 8.1 mm.
Source: Saudi Gazette