Bahrain, get ready for refreshing rainfall, thunderstorms, and foggy nights in the coming days!

TDT | Manama    

The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com

Report by Zahra Ayaz

The Ministry of Transport and Telecom made an eagerly anticipated announcement yesterday, revealing the imminent arrival of a low-pressure system set to bring rainfall and thunderstorms to Bahrain.

Weather experts predict that the Kingdom will experience significant downpours throughout the day tomorrow, accompanied by strong winds and the formation of thunderstorms.

As the scorching summer heat gradually gives way to cooler temperatures, the people of Bahrain are eagerly anticipating the arrival of winter.

With its promises of refreshing cold breezes, foggy nights, and the enchantment of rain and thunderstorms, winter is a season cherished by residents.

Traditionally spanning from mid-November to the end of February, this period sees people engaging in various outdoor activities and indulging in long drives.

Waves of excitement

The news of the impending rainfall has sparked a wave of excitement among online users, who wasted no time expressing their emotions on the official social media accounts of the Ministry of Transport and Telecom.

Angeli Laura eagerly awaits the rain, saying, “I hope it’s not an April fool joke. We have been waiting for several months to witness the rain, and if it doesn’t rain, I will be disappointed.”

Ahmed shared his anticipation, envisioning the joy of playing football with friends on the lush green grounds, especially since the event falls on a weekend.

“How fun will it be to play football on the grass with friends, especially when it’s happening on a weekend?" he commented. Amena Ekram said, “It will be a great family time with hot tea and some Indian snacks, sitting on the balcony or driving to Zallaq for a cup of tea.”

Sceptics

However, not all citizens share the same level of enthusiasm. Sceptics argue that winter is yet to come and express doubt regarding the accuracy of the ministry’s forecast for the coming week.

Citing historical patterns, they maintain that January is the month when Bahrain typically experiences rainfall, suggesting that the ministry’s prediction might be incorrect.

With the anticipation building up, the arrival of rain and thunderstorms is set to bring a refreshing change to the kingdom and create memorable moments for its residents.