Jordan | The return of rain, a drop in temperatures, and a first-degree (lower) depression affecting the Kingdom on Tuesday and Wednesday

Arabia Weather - We had mentioned at the “Arab Weather” Center, in our previous bulletins, about important and radical changes that will occur in the weather systems in the Northern Hemisphere, and thank God, numerical models and computer simulations have begun to sense radical changes and reversals in the weather condition, represented by a smoother rush of cold winds. From northern Europe towards the eastern basin of the Mediterranean Sea.

The first of these surges will be received by the region on Tuesday and next Wednesday, as the latest outputs of weather maps at the Arab Weather Center indicate that the Kingdom has been affected by an air depression accompanied by a cold air mass, which is classified, according to the severity index of the depressions in the Arab Weather Center, as being of the same degree. The first (lowest), due to the volume of cold air coming from Europe, which will not be enough to form a deeper and stronger depression than expected on Tuesday.

In the details: On Tuesday , there will be a clear drop in temperatures to become around their general rates for this time of the year, and the weather will be relatively cold to cold and cloudy in various regions, and the winds will gradually activate, causing dust, especially in the eastern desert, and the opportunity will open for scattered showers of rain. Rain at intervals in various regions, especially in the north and center of the Kingdom, God willing.

The most important weather data from the Arab Weather Center also shows that the Kingdom continues to be affected by the cold air mass accompanying the depression on Wednesday , so that the weather will be relatively cold to cold in various regions, and, God willing, rain will continue at intervals in the north and center of the Kingdom, sometimes extending to the regions. South.

Recommendations :

• Be aware of the clearly reduced visibility due to clouds touching the Earth's surface.