Jordan | The Kingdom will continue to be affected by the cooler air mass on Sunday

Arab Weather - Weather experts at the Arab Weather Regional Center said that the Kingdom will continue to be affected, God willing, by a less hot air mass on Sunday, so temperatures will remain around their averages for this time of year, and a pleasant and humid atmosphere will prevail in the early morning hours, tending to be cold over the mountains, with the appearance of low clouds, and the atmosphere will be similar to autumn in the morning.

Normal summer weather for the rest of Sunday.

During the rest of the day, normal summer weather prevails in various regions, and maximum temperatures on Sunday will be in the late 20s Celsius above the high mountainous elevations, including the elevations west of the capital, Amman, while they will reach the early thirties in the rest of the cities and regions of the Kingdom, and will reach their peak in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba.

14 day weather and temperature in Amman, Jordan

The winds will be northwesterly, moderate in speed, active in the afternoon and evening hours, and will cause dust storms in the eastern Badia regions.

Fresh and pleasant atmosphere at night, gradually becoming colder.

During the hours of Sunday/Monday night, very pleasant temperatures will prevail over various regions, and will gradually cool down in the late night and early morning hours, especially over the high mountainous heights and eastern plains areas, where minimum temperatures will range between 15-17 degrees Celsius over the peaks of the high mountainous heights, especially the southern ones, which may require wearing a coat, while minimum temperatures in the rest of the regions will range between 18-21 degrees Celsius amid generally pleasant and refreshing weather.

Humidity levels also rise to exceed 90% in some areas of the Kingdom, and the weather is remarkably humid with the appearance of low clouds and the possibility of light fog forming over some mountain heights, especially the northern ones.

God knows best.