Flooding affects parts of Saudi Arabia as heavy rain pours across Mecca and surrounding areas. In Taif, rainwater rushes down mountain slopes into valleys, while low-lying areas become vulnerable to rapidly rising water. Along the Red Sea coast, including Jeddah, Rabigh, Khulais, and Al Lith, heavy downpours can overwhelm drainage systems and leave roads covered in water. In Jazan Province, including Sabya, Damad, and Abu Arish, intense rainfall sends runoff through valleys and natural drainage channels, creating conditions for flash floods. In Asir Province, around Abha and Muhayil, mountainous terrain channels water downhill, carrying mud and debris into lower areas. Al Bahah also faces flash-flood hazards as rainwater flows from elevated slopes into valleys, where fast-moving currents can make roads and crossings dangerous.