Jordan: Noticeable changes in the weather in the coming days (pleasant weather during the day with the appearance of clouds, but it tends to get cold at night)

Weather of Arabia - The latest weather maps through computer simulation models indicate expectations that the Levant, including Jordan, will be affected by an air mass with temperatures colder than their usual levels during the coming days, which will cause temperatures to drop significantly, and the weather will return to what is usual, which is autumn.

In detail, it is expected that there will be a significant drop in temperatures in the Kingdom on Sunday, to become lower than their rates for this time of year by about 3-5 degrees Celsius, and the weather will be moderate autumn in most regions, and clouds will appear at different altitudes that may work to... Scattered rain falls in limited areas throughout the Kingdom, and moderate westerly winds are active at intervals. Temperatures also drop during the night hours compared to what was the case in previous nights, and a relatively cold atmosphere prevails over the high mountain highlands, with an increase in humidity levels in the atmosphere.

The Kingdom is increasingly affected by the gentle air mass in the middle of this week, as maximum temperatures in the capital, Amman, and Jordanian cities drop in the afternoon to the early twenties Celsius, and thus pleasant weather prevails during the day over the high mountain highlands, and moderate in the rest of the regions, and clouds appear over Different heights and may cause scattered rain, especially in the north of the Kingdom.

These expected conditions come as a result of the control of a strong air high over the regions of northwest Africa, reaching large parts of the European continent, where the latter is witnessing hotter and drier weather than usual, and as a result, a relatively cold air mass moves around this high and to the east of it. During the coming days, it will head directly towards the eastern basin region of the Mediterranean Sea, God willing, as the regions of Eastern Europe are considered the primary feeder, God willing, for the Levant region and the entire eastern Mediterranean with less hot air masses.

God knows.