This is due to the effect of the farms and orchards surrounding Al-Bukayriyah, as they contribute to tempering of the temperatures in the summer.

Also, rain falls on Al Bukayriyah in winter due to the western winds.

When the waters of al-Dhalafa ', northwest of the Mulaida region, came after the middle of the twelfth century AH, its people, the majority of whom were from the Areenat from the Subay tribe, were dispersed, leaving their properties and homes except for a few of them who had enough in their wells close to the well of palm trees or greenery, and they were those whose wells were in A depression from the ground in the northeast of Rawdat al-Dhalafa ', at a site known as al-Rjimiya.

The boundaries of Al-Bukayriyah are as follows: from the northwest, starting from Jabal Saq, heading east to the continent of the ancestors, in Fasal, until it turns southeast to Asda, west of the town of Laayoune, and south of Hilaliya and Wadi al-Ramah from the southeast, and from the west, starting from Rawda Saq, heading south, then the continent of Hasani to Al-Hazm, known as Al-Ubaid, is the boundary between the experts and Al-Bukayriyah, and it is fixed with the same boundaries and borders from the east, starting from the south at Al-Suaibiyya in the far southeast of Ghamis Al-Bukayriyah, heading north along the stretch of Irq Bin Omairah, in the center of which is the well-known Qalib Al-Rajhi.

The eastern border extends to the north until it reaches the dribbling horse, now known as the diphtheria donkey.