Jordan: A gradual rise in temperatures in the coming days and indications of a hot mass dominating the Kingdom, starting from Saturday

Arab Weather - Weather maps, through the Badr system developed in "Arab Weather" , show that a gradual rise in temperatures is expected in the Kingdom during the coming days, so that the weather turns into a normal summer in most areas, which tends to heat during the afternoon and afternoon hours, while remaining close to their usual rates. For this time of the year, the temperature extremes will start to rise more from Saturday, 27-8-2022, so that hot weather will prevail in the Jordanian capital and cities.

In the details, weather forecasters said in "Arab Weather" that temperatures are expected to rise slightly in the Kingdom on Wednesday and Thursday, to become within their usual rates for this time of the year, and normal summer weather prevails in most regions, tending to heat with the hours of noon and afternoon, in When it is hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, Aqaba and the desert areas, the winds are northwesterly light to moderate in speed. At night, it is expected that temperatures will rise compared to the current nights, so that the weather will turn to become generally pleasant to moderate in various regions, with the appearance of some low clouds in the north of the Kingdom, and the winds will be northwesterly moderate in speed.

The same weather maps, through the Badr system developed by Arab Weather , indicate that recent indicators show that a hot and dry air mass coming from the desert of the Arabian Peninsula is expected to rush and dominate the Levant, including the Kingdom, as of Sunday, which will lead to a significant rise in temperatures. Saturday and another tangible Sunday, and temperatures become 4-6 degrees Celsius above their usual rates for this time of year. The weather is expected to turn hot and dry in general in most areas, very hot in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, Gulf of Aqaba and Badia regions. The wind will be northwesterly in the morning, shifting to easterly with the noon and afternoon hours, which gives it an additional heat stress.

Forecasters in "Arab Weather" indicated that it is not known from now on whether this rise will rise to the term "heat wave" or not, meaning that temperatures will rise by more than five degrees Celsius above their normal rates for more than three consecutive days. The weather forecast team will broadcast periodic reports on temperature forecasts in the coming days, God willing.

God knows.