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Sulţānah weather forecast — today & tomorrow

43°

Mainly clear

High: 43° · Low: 30° · Feels like 41°

Mainly clear. Gusts up to 35 km/h.

Hourly forecast

Now · 43°
15:00 · 43°
16:00 · 42°
17:00 · 40°
18:00 · 39°
19:00 · 37°
20:00 · 36°
21:00 · 34°
22:00 · 33°
23:00 · 32°
00:00 · 31°
01:00 · 31°
02:00 · 30°
03:00 · 28°
04:00 · 28°
05:00 · 27°
06:00 · 26°
07:00 · 28°
08:00 · 31°
09:00 · 33°
10:00 · 36°
11:00 · 37°
12:00 · 39°
13:00 · 40°

14-day forecast

  • Feels like
    41° / 27°
    Precipitation
    0 mm · 0%
    Wind
    22 km/h W
    UV index
    8 · Very high
    Sun
    5:49 / 19:06

Details

Air quality
130 Extreme
PM2.5 45 · PM10 278

Sulţānah's Climate

Sulţānah lies in western Saudi Arabia, part of the Medina urban area on an arid inland plateau set back from the Red Sea, giving it a hot desert climate (Köppen BWh) with near-constant clear skies. Summers (May–September) are scorching and extremely dry, with daytime highs usually 38–44°C, occasionally topping 45°C, and warm nights. Winters (December–February) are far gentler, around 20–25°C by day, though nights can fall to 8–12°C. Rainfall is scarce and erratic, limited to a few brief showers in late winter and early spring, while dust storms and dry desert winds sometimes cut visibility.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit Sulţānah?

November to March is most comfortable: warm days around 20–28°C, dry and gently sunny, sparing you the punishing summer heat.

What are the hottest months in Sulţānah?

June through August are hottest, with daytime highs commonly 40–44°C and occasional spikes above 45°C under the fierce desert sun.

Does Sulţānah get much rain?

Very little; the whole year brings only a handful of brief showers, mostly in late winter and early spring, with the rest of the year staying arid.

Are nights cold in Sulţānah?

In winter nights turn chilly, sometimes dropping to 8–12°C thanks to the desert's large day-night temperature swing, so pack a warm layer.

Nearby locations

RiyadhJeddahMakkahMadinahDammamBuraydahTa’ifTabuk

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