Weather Warning: Heavy Thunderstorms Hit Hasakah and Northern Raqqa Until Saturday
Syria's Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management issued an official weather warning for an atmospheric disturbance affecting Hasakah province and northern Raqqa from Thursday evening until Saturday, November 7, bringing heavy thunderstorms and strong surface winds.
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Key points
- Warning covers Thursday evening through Saturday evening, November 7
- Disturbance concentrates on northern and eastern parts of Hasakah province
- Heavy thunderstorms and active surface winds expected
- Ministry advises staying away from valleys and low-lying areas
- Warning does not cover other Syrian regions so far
Details of the Syria Weather Warning
Syria's Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management issued an official warning about an atmospheric disturbance affecting Hasakah province and the northern part of Raqqa province, lasting from Thursday evening until Saturday evening, November 7. The early announcement is part of the ministry's efforts to alert residents ahead of weather events that could affect daily life and movement in the affected regions.
What Weather Conditions Are Expected in Hasakah?
The ministry stated that the disturbance will concentrate on the northern and eastern parts of Hasakah province, accompanied by heavy thunderstorms and active surface winds. This pattern of weather can lead to flash flooding in low-lying areas and valley streams, requiring residents in the covered regions to exercise caution throughout the warning period.
Safety Advice During the Storms
The Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management advised residents to stay away from valley streams and low-lying areas during the disturbance, and to avoid attempting to cross any watercourse, especially in mountainous areas where water levels can rise suddenly and pose a danger to lives and property.
- Stay away from valley streams and low-lying areas
- Avoid crossing any watercourse during rainfall
- Exercise particular caution in mountainous areas
What This Means for Residents
The current warning applies specifically to Hasakah province and northern Raqqa, and does not cover other Syrian regions for now. Residents of these areas are advised to postpone non-essential travel during the disturbance and to follow official updates from the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management. People in neighboring areas are not covered by this warning but should watch for any subsequent updates.
Frequently asked questions
When does the Syria weather warning start and end?
The disturbance begins Thursday evening and ends Saturday evening, November 7, affecting Hasakah province and northern Raqqa specifically, according to the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management.
Which areas are most affected by the storm?
The disturbance concentrates on the northern and eastern parts of Hasakah province and also covers northern Raqqa. The official warning does not currently include any other Syrian regions.
What safety tips apply during thunderstorms in Syria?
The ministry advises staying away from valley streams and low-lying areas, and avoiding crossing any watercourse, especially in mountainous areas where water levels can rise suddenly and endanger lives.
Does the warning cover areas outside Hasakah and Raqqa?
No. The official warning issued by the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management applies only to Hasakah province and northern Raqqa, and does not extend to other Syrian regions unless a new announcement is issued.
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