Jordan: A new second-degree depression will affect the Kingdom on Sunday and Monday, causing rain to fall at special intervals in the north and center

From the Arab Weather Center - It is expected, God willing, that Jordan will be affected on Sunday and Monday, February 18 and 19, by a new depression that has been classified as second-degree (normal), so that temperatures will remain several degrees colder than their usual levels, with showers of rain falling. At special intervals in parts of the north and center of the Kingdom.

Sunday and Monday: cold weather and showers of rain at special intervals in the northern and central regions

In details, the weather is expected to continue to be cold and volatile, between partly cloudy and cloudy in most regions for the next two days, with showers of rain falling, God willing, at intervals in several regions of the north and center of the Kingdom, which may be heavy in some parts of the northern regions. It sometimes extends to parts of the eastern region. It is also not unlikely that some rain showers will affect parts of the southwestern highlands for short periods.

The winds are generally westerly, moderate in speed, active at intervals from Monday afternoon and raising some dust and dust in parts of the desert areas.

As for the night, the weather continues to be generally cold and very cold over the southern peaks, and fog is likely to form in the late hours of the night, especially on Sunday/Monday night and Monday morning in many mountain highlands and eastern plains, with a decrease in horizontal visibility.

Starting Tuesday: a gradual rise in temperatures

It is expected that temperatures will tend to rise on Tuesday, becoming around their usual levels for this time of year, and the weather will tend to be stable in most regions.

Temperatures continue to rise towards the end of the week, becoming several degrees warmer than their usual levels, and the weather turns to become less cold over the high mountain highlands, while it is pleasant in the lower areas.

God knows.