The National Center for Meteorology released a new statistical weather report today. The center compared recent rainfall amounts across Saudi Arabia with historical climatic averages. Officials collected this data directly from staffed and automated monitoring stations.
Massive Jump in Average Rainfall
The report highlights a massive increase in recent rainfall. The national average reached 20.3 millimeters between April 1 and April 16. The normal historical average for this period usually sits at just 7.8 millimeters.
This massive jump represents an increase of 12.5 millimeters above normal rates.
Enhancing Climate Monitoring Systems
The meteorology center emphasized the immense value of this new weather data. This vital information strongly supports the national climate monitoring system.
It also enhances the overall accuracy of regional weather analyses. Relevant government entities will use this data to plan necessary safety measures effectively.
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