Warmer waters in the central tropical Pacific in recent decades have led to shifts in atmospheric wind jets, bringing more winter rainfall to the eastern Arabian Peninsula and less to the south.

KAUST and the NCM signed on Sunday agreements to support the creation of two new climate centers in Saudi Arabia.

An extended epidemic model that accounts for uncertainty and the latest data can better predict the evolution of pandemics.

Trends in heat discomfort are more subtle than expected across Saudi Arabia and beyond.

Professor Ibrahim Hoteit has been awarded the prestigious 2020 Kuwait Prize in Basic Sciences (Earth Sciences) for his pioneering contributions to ocean modelling, remote sensing, and Red Sea research.

The timing of phytoplankton blooms in the Red Sea could help determine next year’s fish catch.

A new analysis of satellite data gives a detailed view of how extreme dust events have changed over time.

Red Sea atlas of algal blooms reveals the need for more sustainable fish farming.

An all-inclusive climate model for the entire Red Sea region is supporting Saudi Arabia’s plans for a sustainable future.

A high-resolution atmospheric assessment for the northern Red Sea coast in Saudi Arabia shows the region has some of the best air quality in the Kingdom.

Modeling shows that coral reefs off the east coast of Saudi Arabia play a vital role in protecting the coastal zone.

Extra caution is required in developing climate forecasts of enclosed seas.

Understanding how storms unleash more rain over cities in the desert could improve water security in Saudi Arabia.

Simulations reveal unexpected connections in the Red Sea basin that could help marine conservation.

Summer dust has been increasing over the Arabian Peninsula for the past decade with global implications.

Mapping variations in sunlight across the Arabian Peninsula reveals a bright future for solar energy in the region.

Exploring the links between natural climate cycles and the sea-surface temperature of the Red Sea reveals a cooling trend during the next few decades.

Powerful computer simulations are revealing new insights into water exchanges between the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden.

A remote sensing algorithm offers better predictions of Red Sea coral bleaching and can be fine tuned for use in other tropical marine ecosystems.

Algal blooms in the Red Sea can be detected with a new method that accounts for dust storms and aerosols.