Heavy rains flood roads in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh | AFP

Flash floods inundate roads in Riyadh, the latest instance of heavy rains disrupting life in Saudi Arabia. Authorities have closed schools in several regions following the floods hitting the desert Gulf.

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[elizabemagnaye]

First its Dubai now Saudi Arabia. What is next ?

[Hani-mubm]

Before I'm work in Saudi 3 years hve reining 1 years 1 time.
Now has IAC Allah tumech reining water every where❤

[MrMarkhall]

Its what they've prayed for, a miracle

[islamicinfowala]

The reality is that it's not a good sign

[cagdeorok]

The beginning of the Endtimes. Most of us evaluate the size of the Earth in terms of its land area as we see the mountains and countryside, but in reality 71% of the Earth’s surface is covered by oceans, while only 29% is land. Oceans cover an area of 139 million miles 2 or 361 million km 2, and contain a volume of about 1.37 billion km 3 of water. xxxx The entire desert of the arabian peninsula is just a fraction of the size of the ocean waters. So that, when the inevitable happens, it is not impossible that the ocean waters will reach the sand dunes of the arabian peninsula. The rains, yes it starts with the rains. But there are also subterranean waters which in Noah's time, burst open and cause the deluge reaching the highest peak of the land mass of the earth. Time to refocus our lives. So much of the affluence and complacency enveloping our lives forgetting our fleeting lives and

[HolySpirit]

Very mild for these Gay Arabs. Will go down like Australia too.