Arab Weather - Jordan | main weather forecast | Thursday 23-9-2021

Written By غالب أبوبكر on 2021/09/23

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Arab weather - the regions of the eastern basin of the Mediterranean, including the Kingdom, are affected on Thursday by a first-class air depression that increases humidity levels and the appearance of low clouds, and further decreases in temperatures to become slightly below their rates for this time of year, so that The autumn weather is mild in the mountainous heights, and relatively hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, Aqaba and the Badia, and the opportunity is ripe for scattered showers of rain in the north of the Kingdom.

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