Jordan | A relatively hot air mass continues to dominate the Kingdom, and indications of its intensification at the end of this week

Arab weather - Jordan's cities live on the reality of summer and relatively hot weather, so that temperatures are recorded in the early thirties in most regions, while the latest weather readings of computer simulation models of the movement of air masses indicate more approach to the hot air mass stationed over the Arabian Peninsula, the matter Which is working on further rise in temperatures during the weekend.

There is no big change in the weather on Tuesday

In the details, the temperatures continue to be slightly higher than their monthly averages, so that relatively hot weather prevails in the mountainous heights and the temperature is around the beginning of the thirties in the mountainous highlands, while the temperature is forty in the areas of the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba, so that very hot and exhausting weather prevails in those areas. Winds in the afternoon hours in some areas and will cause light dust in the interior areas of the eastern Badia.

During the night hours, the weather is moderate in the mountainous heights and the plains, while it is remarkably warm in the low areas, in conjunction with the continued high levels of humidity at night, and the winds will be northwesterly light in general.

More hikes from Thursday

It is expected that the semi-tropical air altitude will approach towards the north of the Arabian Peninsula, affecting all regions of the Levant by its extension, including the Kingdom, as a result of which the temperatures will rise as of Thursday, so that the temperatures will become higher than their rates for this time of the year, reaching the mid-thirties in the mountainous heights Relatively hot to hot weather prevails in general, while the temperature is forty in the low areas so that the weather is very hot and exhausting in those areas.

Arab weather advises citizens not to direct and prolonged exposure to the sun, especially during the noon and afternoon hours, and to avoid exerting physical effort during the peak heat hours, i.e. between 11 am and 5 pm, in order to avoid sunstroke.

It is worth noting that the Kingdom during the summer months is under conflict and overlap between the influence of the hot masses centered on the Arabian Peninsula and the extension of the gentle heat masses rushing across the Mediterranean Sea, and the extent of the influence of one of the blocks at the expense of the other depends on the distribution of air systems in the northern half of the Earth.