Jordan/Wednesday: Weather instability will intensify tomorrow, accompanied by thunderstorms in several regions of the Kingdom.

Arabia Weather - The latest weather maps at the Arab Regional Weather Center indicate expectations that the Kingdom will be increasingly affected as Wednesday passes by a state of air instability resulting from the convergence of an extension of a surface air depression from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia called the Red Sea Depression and a cold air mass in the upper layers of the atmosphere, in addition to This convergence coincides with an influx of moisture in the different layers of the atmosphere, so that the weather tends to be cold in general, with amounts of clouds appearing at different altitudes, and thundershowers of rain are expected, God willing, in random areas of the Kingdom.

These precipitations may be heavy in some neighborhoods and geographical areas and are accompanied by hail, which may cause the formation of so-called flash floods in low-lying areas, slopes, valleys and reefs. These thundershowers are also accompanied by strong gusts of wind temporarily and may cause Occurrence of some dust waves.

Temperatures remain slightly below their average for this time of the year on Wednesday, and the weather tends to be cold, especially over the high mountain heights, and fluctuates between partly cloudy and cloudy at times, and the winds are light and variable in speed, but they are very active and temporary during the day. Passing thunder clouds.

With the night hours (Wednesday/Thursday night), the state of atmospheric instability gradually declines, with the opportunity remaining in the early hours of the night for more thundershowers of rain, but especially in the eastern regions of the Kingdom in particular.

Based on the above, there are a number of important recommendations that must be taken seriously regarding weather conditions during the next 24 hours, including:

• It is necessary to be aware of the dangers of sudden flash floods in valleys, reefs, low-lying areas, and areas where usual water collects.
• Be aware of the risk of hail showers in some areas.
• Be aware of the dangers of severe thunderstorms and lightning strikes.
• Stabilizing external holdings due to the danger of strong downward winds, which come temporarily.
• Beware of low horizontal visibility due to the possibility of dust accompanying thunderclouds.

God knows.