The region of Hail in Saudi Arabia was buried in several inches of ice on Saturday after severe thunderstorms battered the area.
Videos circulating on social media showed thick dark clouds enveloping the sky and blocks of hail on the ground.
Omar Dajani, meteorologist at Jordan-based ArabiaWeather network, said that the hailstorm hit southwestern Hail in Saudi Arabia in the afternoon.
“This is hail, not snow, and the temperature was high, around 28 degrees Celsius, when the storm hit,” he added.
Photographer Abdullah al-Suleimi said shared pictures of the desert covered in a thick layer of hail in Al-Uthmour Bahrah Bani Rashid region in Hail.
من #تصويري للبردية الكثيفة على العثمور بحرة بني رشيد أقصى جنوب غرب منطقة #حائل عصر هذا اليوم السبت الموافق ١٤٤٢/٩/٥ pic.twitter.com/Dapf1ySNDT
— عبدالله السليمي (@Abda16644) April 17, 2021
Drone footage of the flooding that followed the hailstorm surfaced on social media platforms.
شعيب السّلْف ،
في أجـا في منطقة حائل ،? هذا وقـتَها وبإذن الله نلتقي قريب
? روقـان و من دون صوت تصوير المقطع#حـائل#شعِيب_السلف_بأجا pic.twitter.com/WNBo9Qmmzk— M̷a̷n̷s̷o̷u̷r̷ ⓈⒽⓂⓇⓎ (@mn_a09) April 17, 2021
Saudi Arabia’s Civil Defense called on everyone “to be vigilant” amid the continued possibilities for spring thunderstorms in some regions of the Kingdom.
#حائل pic.twitter.com/d3Sl1S3GDQ
— Ali (@d478757bf9b0438) April 17, 2021
The Saudi desert turned white with hailstones. And that’s another sign of the Endtimes…
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Can’t even check the title for mistakes? It covered SA’s ‘SAND’ not its hail.
There is a region in Saudi Arabia called Hail… and its deserts were covered by hail… Good day 😉
Locusts a while back, and now hailstones. Hmmmm.