One of the Saudi Arabian deserts was painted white after receiving copious amounts of cold rain, creating a scene that enraptures hearts and eyes.
Social media platforms were widely busy with a video clip, showing the bed of cold grains, the great influence desert, as well as the colds mixed with the sand to become like a pearl scattered in a wonderful view.
In response, the weather and climate researcher Abdulaziz Al-Husaini explained via his Twitter account that the large nafud north of Hail had pearl beads embedded in the sand.
The researcher declared that the rainy state of Hail would continue in some areas of Hail, Medina, Mecca, Al-Jawf, Northern Borders, Al-Baha, Asir, Jizan, North Sharqia, and Kuwait, with rain ranging from light to heavy, cold, and a gradual drop in temperatures on the northern, northern, and eastern ranges ranging from “3-4” grades.
It is noteworthy that the vast desert of Nafud, which covers an area of 65,000 square kilometers, is well known for its golden sand.
The desert of influence is one of the most famous deserts in Saudi Arabia, and it is confined to four major regions, namely Al -Jouf, Hail, Tabuk and the northern border region..
Saudi Arabia’s sands are transformed into pearls by a cold… a heart-stealing video
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