Jordan | Monitor the emergence of a state of air instability on Friday

Arab Weather - The weather forecast staff in Arab weather is watching the possibility that the Kingdom will be affected by a state of atmospheric instability on Friday, resulting from the approach of a cold and humid air mass in the high layers of the atmosphere, so that a convergence occurs between it and the extension of the Red Sea depression from the south over the region, God willing.

A state of atmospheric instability gradually affects the Kingdom on Friday

In the details, the temperatures drop on Friday and become lower than their usual rates for this time of the year, and the weather is autumnal and cold in several regions of the Kingdom, and clouds gradually multiply during the daytime hours on Friday over different parts of the Kingdom, and the opportunity is prepared, God willing. Thunder showers of rain, especially during the afternoon hours, over random and scattered parts of the Kingdom.

It is possible that there will be heavy rain in some narrow geographical areas, especially in the Jordan Valley and Dead Sea areas, which may cause the flow of valleys and reefs and may form sudden torrents, and therefore the atmosphere is considered unsuitable for trips and outdoor activities on Friday in most regions of the Kingdom, especially in these areas.

As for at night, relatively cold weather prevails in general in most areas, and the weather will be partly cloudy in various regions, and thunderstorms will continue to fall in separate parts of the Kingdom, and it is not excluded that they will be heavy in some narrow geographical areas, especially in the Jordan Valley and Dead Sea areas. It is also expected that humidity levels will rise, and fog will form over the mountainous heights and the eastern plains and the Badia, especially during the late night and dawn hours.

Recommendations from Arabia Weather:

The necessity of staying away from wadis, cliffs, reef streams and torrents in various regions, especially in the Jordan Valley and Dead Sea regions.
Paying attention to the risks of sudden floods and following up on weather forecasts periodically.
Avoid trips on Fridays.
Pay attention to low horizontal visibility as a result of fog formation.