Algiers, January 14, 2026 – Several southern provinces of Algeria are bracing for thunderstorms, according to the National Meteorological Office. A weather alert issued today indicates a high probability of heavy rainfall and thunder activity in specific regions.
The alert specifically names the provinces of Béni Abbès, Tindouf, and Adrar as being most at risk. Residents in these areas are advised to take necessary precautions against potential flash flooding and strong winds associated with the approaching storms.
DZWatch urges citizens in the affected provinces to stay informed about the latest weather updates and to follow any instructions issued by local authorities. It is crucial to avoid unnecessary travel during periods of heavy rainfall and to secure any outdoor objects that could be displaced by strong winds.
While the alert focuses on the southern regions, the National Meteorological Office is closely monitoring weather patterns across the country. Further updates will be provided as necessary. Stay tuned to DZWatch for the latest developments on this developing weather situation.
The National Meteorological Office emphasizes the importance of preparedness during periods of inclement weather. Citizens are encouraged to ensure they have access to emergency supplies and to be aware of potential hazards in their immediate surroundings.
