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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Morning Times weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Jeddah stays hot and humid year-round, and the live forecast above shows another day of high temperatures with very low rain chance. The main concern is heat stress, so plan outdoor activity for early morning or evening and keep water with you at all times.
What is the weather like in Jeddah today?
The live forecast above gives the current conditions. Daytime highs sit around the mid‑30s Celsius, with humidity often above 50 per cent. The Red Sea coastal location keeps nights warm, rarely falling below 20°C. Anyone checking weather in Jeddah tomorrow will see a near‑identical pattern — little day‑to‑day variation is normal here. For a comparison with British conditions, visit the UK weather hub for today’s figures at home.
When does Jeddah see rain?
Rain in Jeddah is infrequent. Most falls between November and January, making Jeddah weather December one of the slightly wetter periods, but even then downpours are rare. The city averages only about 50mm per year. If you are looking at the Jeddah weather forecast 15 days, the Jeddah weather forecast 30 days or the Jeddah weather forecast 14 days, rain is unlikely to appear. For UK‑based planning, our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page offers more detail.
Is Jeddah hotter than Makkah?
Makkah weather is often a few degrees hotter than Jeddah because Makkah lies inland without the Red Sea breeze. Jeddah’s humidity can make the heat feel more intense, but the actual air temperature in Makkah is regularly higher, especially in summer.
Does Jeddah ever flood?
Yes, when rare heavy rain does arrive it can cause flash flooding because the ground is dry and hard. The city has improved drainage after past floods, but it is still worth checking the Jeddah weather rain forecast if you are travelling in winter.
What should I wear in Jeddah?
Lightweight, loose‑fitting clothes in natural fabrics such as cotton or linen. A hat and sunglasses are essential. Humidity means you will sweat even in the shade, so drink plenty of water and avoid being outside during peak heat hours.