Do you know Today the coldest day on Ramadan 15 years ago in Jordan

Arab Weather - The Kingdom has witnessed a clear decrease in temperature today compared to the past days, coinciding with being the second day of the holy month of Ramadan.

The maximum temperature recorded in the capital, Amman, reached about 17 degrees Celsius, which is therefore the coldest temperature recorded in the blessed month of Ramadan in Amman since 2005, specifically on October 31, 2005, when the maximum temperature in Amman was 16.6 degrees Celsius, and the month of Ramadan was Anha blessed in the fall.

It is expected that the cold days in Ramadan will increase further during the coming years, because it will gradually move to become within the beginning of spring and then in the winter season, due to the difference between the lunar and solar years, where the temporal location of the lunar months moves by 10 days each year on the Gregorian calendar .