Jordan | Large temperature differences between day and night and cold weather require warm clothing, especially in the morning hours

Arab Weather - Meteorologists at the Arab Weather Regional Center said that temperature behavior maps show that minimum temperatures, recorded minutes after sunrise, are expected to decrease in the coming days. Consequently, the weather will be relatively cool to cold in various regions of the Kingdom during the night and early morning hours, especially over the high mountain peaks, especially the southern ones, in addition to the eastern plains regions.

Recommendations to wear a light coat to suit the relative coolness in the early morning hours

Minimum temperatures range between 12-16 degrees Celsius over the high mountain peaks and the eastern plains, while minimum temperatures are less than 12 degrees Celsius over the peaks of the Sharah Mountains, amidst a cool to relatively cold but refreshing atmosphere.

The weather at night, especially after midnight and in the morning, becomes unsuitable for outdoor sessions due to the combination of cold weather conditions and high relative humidity, as well as the occasional activity of northwesterly winds. Therefore, "Arab Weather" advises wearing a light coat to suit the relative coolness of the weather at dawn and early morning hours in the high mountainous areas and eastern plains.

Large temperature differences between day and night, and a warning of increased chances of catching a cold and seasonal diseases.

With the drop in night temperatures in the coming nights, it is expected that the temperature differences between day and night will become large, with temperature differences ranging between 10-12 degrees Celsius. Therefore, the Arab Weather website warns of temperature differences and the relative cold weather during the night hours, which contributes to increasing the chances of catching a cold and seasonal diseases, especially for children.

High humidity and fog in some areas

Humidity levels will rise significantly in the coming nights, exceeding 90% in some areas, with fog forming in the high mountains at dawn and in the morning. It is not unlikely that the fog will be dense at times, causing a decrease in horizontal visibility.

God knows best.