Jordan: Khamsini depression, dust, and chances of some rain at the end of the week (weather details until next Friday)

Arab Weather - The latest weather map readings indicate that the weather is expected to remain generally mild in most regions of Jordan on Wednesday. However, the Kingdom is on a date with a relatively hot air mass at the forefront of a five-year depression on Thursday, so that a tangible rise in temperatures occurs and the weather turns to become relatively hot to hot in various regions, and this five-year depression deepens on Friday to activate winds that raise dust in several areas by will. God.

Based on the foregoing, it is expected that the five-year depression will be associated with many tangible changes in the weather, including:

• A significant rise in temperatures occurs on Thursday and Friday, to become several degrees Celsius higher than their usual rates, and the weather during the day will be relatively hot to hot in various regions. Also, the weather becomes clearly warmer than usual during the night hours.

• Dust levels gradually rise in the atmosphere with Thursday evening hours in some areas. As for Friday, the southwesterly winds will be active and sometimes accompanied by strong gusts in some areas, causing dust and dirt to stir up, especially in the desert.

• Despite this atmosphere, it is expected that quantities of medium and high clouds will flow into the Kingdom’s atmosphere, which may be interspersed with cumulus clouds that cause showers of rain in some areas, accompanied by the occurrence of thunder at times, and may be in the form of mud showers in some areas.

Recommendations:

• Pay attention to the high levels of dust in the atmosphere, and its consequences for eye patients and patients with the respiratory system, as it is advised to close the windows and not be exposed to dusty winds.
• Pay attention to low horizontal visibility, especially on external roads, as a result of dust.
• It is advised not to be exposed to direct and prolonged sunlight, especially during the noon and afternoon hours.

God knows.