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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the ScopePress weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Expect a consistently hot and arid environment in Jeddah; the live forecast above shows conditions typical of a Red Sea coastal city, where temperatures rarely drop below 30°C during the day and humidity levels remain high year‑round.
What is the typical weather pattern in Jeddah?
Jeddah experiences a desert climate with extreme heat from June to September, when daytime highs regularly exceed 40°C. Winters (December–February) are milder, with averages around 28°C. Rainfall is scarce and sporadic, mostly occurring between November and January – the phrase “jeddah weather rain” usually points to brief, heavy downpours during those months. Humidity, often above 60%, makes the heat feel more oppressive.
How does the forecast help plan short‑term activity?
For visitors checking weather in jeddah tomorrow or weather in jeddah 10 days, note that UV index is extreme year‑round, so sun protection is essential. Sandstorms can reduce visibility, particularly in spring. The live forecast above gives real‑time wind speed and humidity – crucial for outdoor plans. For longer planning, jeddah weather forecast 14 days and jeddah weather forecast 30 days are widely available from global models, though accuracy decreases beyond a week.
Does Jeddah ever get cold?
No. Even in winter, daytime temperatures stay above 25°C. Nights can drop to around 18°C – pleasant but not cold. The phrase “jeddah weather december” confirms mild, dry conditions.
How does Jeddah’s weather compare to Makkah’s?
Makkah weather is slightly hotter and less humid because it lies inland. Jeddah’s coastal location brings higher humidity and occasional sea breezes, making it feel stickier, especially in summer.
Is there a monsoon season in Jeddah?
No monsoon. The region has no defined wet season; most rain comes from infrequent Red Sea troughs. When it does rain, flash flooding can occur – hence “jeddah weather rain” often implies caution.
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