Saudi Arabia weather on the 4th of Ramadan: Heat in Mecca and record cold in Al-Sawda

Saudi Arabia weather on the 4th of Ramadan: Heat in Mecca and record cold in Al-Sawda

21.02.2026
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Check the weather forecast for Saudi Arabia on the fourth day of Ramadan. Temperatures will vary significantly, ranging from 2 degrees Celsius in As-Sawda to 33 degrees Celsius in Mecca, with dust storms and fog.

Saudi Arabia weather on the 4th of Ramadan: Significant temperature variations

The National Center for Meteorology in Saudi Arabia issued its daily weather forecast for Saturday, the fourth day of Ramadan. The report revealed a significant variation in temperatures across the Kingdom, reflecting its diverse geography and climate. Maximum temperatures are expected to reach 33 degrees Celsius in Mecca and Yanbu, while the city of Asir in the Asir region will record the lowest minimum temperature in the Kingdom at just 2 degrees Celsius.

Background on the Kingdom's climate and its diversity

Saudi Arabia's vast geographical area results in a unique climate diversity. While a hot desert climate prevails in most of the central and eastern regions, the southwestern highlands, such as the Asir and Al-Baha regions, enjoy a more temperate and cooler climate, especially during the winter and spring. This variation makes monitoring weather forecasts essential for residents, as weather conditions can differ significantly from one area to another on the same day.

Weather effects on daily life during Ramadan

Monitoring weather conditions is especially important during Ramadan, as temperatures and atmospheric phenomena directly affect those fasting. In cities experiencing high temperatures, such as Mecca, Jeddah, and Dammam, fasters are advised to take necessary measures to stay hydrated by drinking sufficient fluids between Iftar (breaking the fast) and Suhoor (pre-dawn meal). High humidity in coastal cities can also exacerbate the feeling of heat. Conversely, the lower temperatures in the southern highlands, such as Abha and As-Sawda, necessitate wearing warm clothing during the night and early morning hours to avoid catching a cold.

The center also warned of other weather phenomena in some areas, such as surface winds stirring up dust and sand in the regions of Medina, Tabuk, and Hail, which may reduce horizontal visibility and require caution from drivers and those with respiratory conditions. Fog is also expected in parts of the eastern and western coastal regions.

Details of expected temperatures and weather phenomena

According to a statement from the National Center of Meteorology, the capital, Riyadh, will experience a high of 28 degrees Celsius and a low of 12 degrees, with clear skies. In Dammam, the high will reach 30 degrees and the low 14 degrees, with fog expected and humidity reaching 90%. Below is a detailed table of expected temperatures and weather phenomena in various cities across the Kingdom:

City Great The minor Humidity weather phenomena
Mecca 33 23 85 Plankton
AL Madinah AL Munawwarah 32 18 25 Active winds / Dust storms
Riyadh 28 12 40 Sober
Dammam 30 14 90 fog
grandmother 32 22 90 fog
Abha 23 8 45 Clear to partly cloudy
Hail 27 10 50 Active winds / Dust storms
Buraydah 27 11 50 Sober
Tabuk 30 11 40 Active winds / Dust storms
The courtyard 22 9 35 Clear to partly cloudy
Juniper 23 9 55 Dust particles
Sakaka 26 8 50 Active winds / Dust storms
Jazan 30 23 85 Partly cloudy / Hazy
Najran 25 10 30 Sober
Taif 26 10 35 Active winds
Al-Ula 32 16 30 Active winds / Dust storms
Yanbu 33 18 90 fog
Dawadmi 27 12 45 Sober
Al-Kharj 27 13 40 Sober
Wadi Al-Dawasir 28 12 40 Sober
Sharurah 27 13 45 Sober
The complex 26 11 45 Sober
face 28 18 80 Plankton
Rafha 25 10 55 Sober
Al Qurayyat 26 7 55 Active winds / Dust storms
Funny 25 6 55 Active winds / Dust storms
Al Qunfudhah 30 23 90 Partly cloudy / fog
Al-Ahsa 29 13 60 Sober
Hafr Al-Batin 27 12 45 Sober
Bisha 26 11 30 Dust particles
Al-Sawda 17 2 70 Clear to partly cloudy
Rawdat Al-Tanhat 27 13 55 Sober
Al-Dahna desert 27 13 55 Sober
Al-Saman 26 12 45 Sober

The National Center of Meteorology calls on everyone to follow its continuous updates through its official channels to take the necessary precautions and deal with any possible weather changes.

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