Khartoum authorities have issued an urgent weather warning, alerting residents to the risk of heavy rainfall and flash floods.
Officials urged people to take precautionary measures, including clearing drainage channels and securing weak rooftops ahead of the expected storms.
Authorities have also trimmed trees near power lines and secured solar panels to reduce the risk of damage and power disruptions.
The Sudanese Meteorological Authority said its three-day forecast, covering Wednesday to Friday, points to significant changes in weather conditions across the country.
Khartoum is expected to receive heavy rainfall, while the Red Sea and Northern states are forecast to experience intense heat and high temperatures.
Heavy rain is also expected in parts of southwestern Darfur, with dust storms likely to affect several northern areas.
Authorities have advised residents to monitor weather updates closely and follow safety guidance as conditions continue to change.
