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24 March 20262 min read

Thunderstorm brings rain, strong winds across Kingdom

Manama The Kingdom of Bahrain was hit by a powerful thunderstorm in the early hours of yesterday, bringing heavy rainfall and strong wind gusts that affected most parts of the country. The conditions, which began around 2am, reflec

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Published 24 March 2026, 8:00 · Updated 18:11

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Thunderstorm brings rain, strong winds across Kingdom

TDT | Manama

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TDT | Manama The Kingdom of Bahrain was hit by a powerful thunderstorm in the early hours of yesterday, bringing heavy rainfall and strong wind gusts that affected most parts of the country.

The conditions, which began around 2am, reflected a broader spell of atmospheric instability that has gripped the Kingdom since dawn.

According to meteorological data, the rain developed as dense cumulonimbus clouds moved across the skies, triggering intense downpours and active winds. The severity of the system gradually eased later in the morning.

The Meteorology Directorate at the Ministry of Transportation and Communications confirmed that thunderstorms were recorded across much of the Kingdom.

Visibility

The weather was marked by heightened wind activity and intermittent drops in horizontal visibility, particularly during periods of heavy rain. Forecasts indicate that scattered showers were likely to continue throughout yesterday at varying intervals.

Unstable weather conditions are expected to persist until Friday, with the possibility of renewed cloud formation and occasional rainfall.

Authorities have urged caution in response to the adverse conditions.

Call

The General Directorate of Traffic called on motorists to adhere to speed limits, remain in designated lanes, maintain safe distances, and avoid distractions while driving on wet roads.

Meanwhile, the General Directorate of Civil Defense advised residents to take preventive measures, including securing loose objects, keeping a safe distance from trees and large billboards, and avoiding flooded roads.

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