Jordan | High temperatures until Wednesday and an air depression affecting the Kingdom, starting from Thursday

Weather of Arabia - The Kingdom is affected during the days of Tuesday and Wednesday by the extension of the Red Sea depression, where temperatures rise, compared to the previous days, especially on Wednesday, and there is a relatively cold weather during the day, but it tends to warm during the hours of Purity and afternoon in most regions, especially in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba And this coincides with the appearance of low and high clouds sporadically, especially on Wednesday, and the winds will be southeasterly, light to moderate, active sometimes in some areas, and turn on Wednesday evening to southwesterly moderate.

Temperatures touch 30 degrees in the Jordan Valley on Wednesday

The areas of the Jordan Valley, Aqaba and the Southern Badia are affected by higher temperatures more than the rest of the regions, due to the geographical nature of these areas, and it is expected that the temperatures exceed the barrier of 20 degrees Celsius in those areas, but it touches the barrier of 30 degrees in parts of the Jordan Valley during Wednesday noon.

Nighttime temperatures rise Tuesday and fall back on Wednesday

Night temperatures continue to rise clearly on Tuesday / Wednesday night, and the weather remains cold in most regions, and night temperatures will decrease again during the night of Wednesday / Thursday as a result of the approach of a cold air mass associated with an air depression that is gradually approaching the Kingdom.

Low air and cold air mass as of Thursday!

According to the numerical weather outputs, it is expected that the Kingdom will be affected "by the will of God" starting from Thursday, especially Thursday / Friday night, and during Friday, by an air depression classified as a second (normal) degree in principle, as temperatures drop and rain falls again, especially in the north and central The Kingdom, and it is possible that some snow will fall in the high mountainous heights as a result of the flow of polar winds for temporary hours, the details of which will be discussed later, God willing.

God knows.