Jordan: Monitoring the rush of a very cold air mass from the depths of winter to the region next week (details)

Arab Weather - Specialists at the Arab Weather Regional Center are closely following the results of computer simulations of the movement of air masses, indicating that a very cold air mass (with characteristics similar to those in the depths of winter) is expected to rush from the north and center of the European continent directly to the region next week and remain in the region for several days. The rush of this air mass will significantly lower temperatures compared to what they are these days. The same results indicate that the mass is expected not to cross large bodies of water, which makes it maintain its very cold characteristics, as this mass is accompanied by temperatures in all layers of the atmosphere that are unusual for Turkey and the Levant at this time of year in terms of coldness.

A very cold wave is looming!

Although the time period falls within the medium-term forecast framework, which leads to the continuation of some interference in the work of computer simulation systems in the path of this air mass, it can be said according to Arab Weather Systems that the chances of the region being affected by cold waves, a significant drop in temperatures, and the occurrence of frost waves have become high during the coming week in the Middle East region, including Jordan, so that temperatures become lower than their usual rates for this time of year by more than 6-8 degrees Celsius.

The effects of this mass are very clear during the night and morning hours, as the weather is then very cold in many areas, and very cold in the high southern mountainous heights (Sharah Mountains), where the minimum temperatures there drop to nearly zero degrees Celsius, with occasional easterly winds. It is not unlikely that clouds will appear at different altitudes and showers of rain will fall in some areas.

Cold weather coming to Gaza doubles their suffering

In light of these expectations and the fact that the displaced people in the Gaza Strip who live in tents are still suffering from a shortage of clothing, bedding and blankets and the difficulty of providing them in light of the current circumstances that the Gaza Strip is experiencing, these expectations cannot be viewed in isolation from what the people of Gaza are suffering from, which will exacerbate their suffering.

And God knows best.