Severe storms with heavy rain, hail, and strong winds have struck Saudi Arabia, causing widespread flooding. The hardest-hit area is Medina Province, where streets turned into fast-moving streams and low-lying neighborhoods were submerged. Hail damaged vehicles, buildings, and agricultural land, while normally dry riverbeds overflowed. Traffic was disrupted, roads were closed, and emergency services carried out evacuations in the most dangerous areas. Several nearby cities, including Al-Ula and Yanbu, were also affected by rising water levels and strong winds. Authorities issued high-level weather warnings and deployed additional civil defense forces. Although water levels in Medina are slowly receding, the risk of renewed flooding remains high.