Rare Snowfall Transforms Saudi Arabia's Deserts into Winter Wonderland
Saudi Arabia has experienced widespread and rare snowfall in northern regions like Tabuk and Al-Jawf, transforming desert landscapes into a temporary winter wonderland. This marks a significant weather event, with temperatures dropping below freezing.
- Northern Saudi Arabia sees widespread, rare snowfall in December 2025.
- Regions like Tabuk, Al-Jawf, and Hail recorded sub-zero temperatures.
- Desert mountains and plains were blanketed in white, a truly rare spectacle.
- Many sources highlight this as the first such widespread event in nearly three decades.
- The unusual weather led to locals enjoying skiing and playing in the snow.
- Climate change and a 'warming paradox' are cited as contributing factors.
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