Wadi Al-Fora’a Province south of Medina was seen submerged in water as floods hit Saudi Arabia on Tuesday following heavy rains. Drone footage shows flooded landed, uprooted trees as the water carried away objects and cut off streets its way.

The streets of the holy Islamic cities went under water due to flooding in Saudi Arabia. This is reported by ren.tv .

The highest rainfall so far has been recorded in Al-Shafiyah in Badr governorate at 49.2 mm, followed by Jeddah's Al-Basateen at 38 mm.

Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia are very sacred pilgrimage sites for Muslims across the world. Every year millions of Muslims from all over the world come to these cities to perf

Heavy rainfall, strong winds, and a record-breaking waterspout have put Saudi Arabia on high alert, with authorities urging residents to stay safe amid ongoing storms and flash floods.

January 08, 2025 Mecca is grappling with devastating floods caused by torrential rainfall, leaving parts of the city submerged. Streets turned into rivers, and vehicles were swept away as the water levels rose rapidly,

Saudi Arabia faces severe weather with heavy rain, flash floods, and dust storms in Mecca and Medina. Stay informed about safety precautions.- Watch Video on English Oneindia

Saudi Arabia floods submerged cars in Mecca following torrential rains that hit the region. Dramatic footage shows vehicles engulfed in the deluge in the Al-Awali area and Al-Naseem Walkway on January 6.