Mecca, Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia floods submerge cars in Mecca
Saudi Arabia floods submerged cars in Mecca following torrential rains that hit the region. Dramatic footage shows vehicles engulfed in the deluge in the Al-Awali area and Al-Naseem Walkway on January 6.
Saudi Videos Show Flooded Mecca
The Islamic holy city of Mecca has flooded along with other Saudi Arabian cities after heavy rainfall earlier this week, as seen in videos on social media.
Watch: Mecca, Medina flooded after heavy rains, hailstorms lash parts of Saudi Arabia
Videos going viral on social media from these areas show cars being swept away by the floodwaters, while buses are stuck in the middle of the road
Saudi Arabia: Torrential Rainfall Triggers Severe Flooding in Mecca
Makkah, Saudi Arabia - January 08, 2025 Mecca is grappling with devastating floods caused by torrential rainfall, leaving parts of the city submerged. Streets turned into rivers, and vehicles were swept away as the water levels rose rapidly,
Watch | Mecca hit by excessive rain, Saudi Arabia’s holiest city is flooded
Videos on social media show water gushing through streets, pushing away stationary cars parked along them and buildings submerged due to incessant rain and thunderstorms
Catastrophic Flooding in Saudi Arabia: Record Rains Cause Severe Disruptions in Mecca, Jeddah, and Madinah
Severe flooding in Saudi Arabia's Mecca, Jeddah, and Madinah due to record rainfall causes major disruptions and widespread destruction.- Watch Video on English Oneindia
Torrential Rain Drenches Mecca Visitors as Saudi Arabia Is Hit With Severe Storms
Torrential rain drenched visitors to the Great Mosque in Mecca as Saudi Arabia was hit with severe storms on Monday, January 6.Heavy rains and high winds hit much of the country, with some of the worst weather seen in the cities of Mecca and Jeddah,
In Video: Footage captured Saudi Arabia's Medina submerged in water
Wadi Al-Fora’a Province south of Medina was seen submerged in water as floods hit Saudi Arabia on Tuesday following heavy rains. Drone footage shows flooded landed, uprooted trees as the water carried away objects and cut off streets its way.
Saudi Arabia on High Alert as Severe Weather Brings Flash Floods and Dust Storms to Mecca and Medina
Saudi Arabia faces severe weather with heavy rain, flash floods, and dust storms in Mecca and Medina. Stay informed about safety precautions.- Watch Video on English Oneindia
Saudi Arabia: Torrential Rains Lash Mecca, Madinah; Videos Show Vehicles Being Swept On Flooded Roads
The typically dry landscape of Mecca and Madina in Saudi Arabia, which used to be known for its arid desert climate is once again being swept by heavy rainfall, hail, and thunderstorms. The Jeddah city and the surrounding areas are being lashed by torrential rains,
In Video: Severe flooding hits Saudi Arabia, submerging Mecca and sweeping cars off roads
Strong flood struck Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, January 7, following a heavy rainstorm that caused widespread flooding, particularly affecting the holy cities of Mecca, Madinah, and Jeddah, with the streets of these cities transforming into rivers,
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Flash Floods Inundate Mecca, Saudi Govt: 'Stay Away from Low-Lying Areas'
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Saudi Arabia holds leading position among Arab nations, broader Islamic world
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Severe Storms Delay Flights in Saudi Arabia
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New water infrastructure announced for Makkah
The new initiatives include implementation of main water lines running for 29km, which will serve 16 districts in Makkah ...