Jordan | June 2024 is one of the hottest months for the same month in climate records

Arab Weather - In the month of June this year, Jordan witnessed a clear rise in temperatures, as experts from the Arab Weather Center stated that this month was among the hottest months in the Kingdom, and specialists confirmed that the heat wave that swept the country contributed to recording high temperatures. In many regions, this significant rise in temperatures may be attributed to the global climate changes that the region is witnessing.

The climate section in ArabiaWeather: Heat waves were noticeable and strong during the month of June 2024

After conducting studies, the experts of the climate department in “Arab Weather” indicated that the capital, Amman, recorded temperatures that exceeded the annual averages by a large margin due to heat waves that were noticeable and strong, reaching 40 degrees Celsius on some days. The experts confirmed that the southern and eastern regions of the Kingdom It was the most affected, as temperatures exceeded 45 degrees Celsius.

Aqaba recorded the third highest maximum temperature on Earth on Friday

The specialists added that the heat waves that affected the Kingdom during this month came as a result of a high air system controlling the region, which led to the flow of dry and hot air from the African Sahara and the Arabian Peninsula.

Climate change is affecting the world, and the rise in temperature during the month of June may be attributed to climate change

Arab Weather experts explained that the global climate changes affecting the world also include Jordan, and may even continue for long periods if the necessary measures are not taken to reduce the effects of global warming. The experts have called for increasing international and local efforts to reduce carbon emissions and improve environmental policies to preserve Climate and natural resource sustainability.

In a related context, reports indicated that the agricultural sector was among the sectors most affected by rising temperatures, as this led to a decline in the productivity of some crops and an increase in the demand for water for irrigation. The Ministry of Agriculture confirmed that it is working to provide the necessary support to farmers to overcome these difficult weather conditions.

God knows.