Jordan | The effect of the depression will continue and stormy and rainy weather will occur at intervals on Monday

Arabia Weather - The latest weather maps at the Arab Weather Center indicate that the depression, which is classified as third-degree on the classification scale of the “Arab Weather Center,” will continue to affect the Kingdom on Monday, but at a lower rate, as it gradually moves away from the region, as rain continues to fall at periods of Heavy at times, and low clouds touching the surface of the earth cross several highlands of the Kingdom, causing fog to form and low horizontal visibility. The weather is cold in all regions, and the winds become westerly, brisk, with strong gusts at intervals.

There will be an additional drop in temperatures tomorrow, Monday, to become below their usual levels for this time of year by about 7-9 degrees Celsius, and the weather will be cold, cloudy, windy and rainy at intervals, God willing, in the center of the Kingdom, Karak Governorate and its surroundings, and some northern parts, and fog and clouds are expected to form. Touching the surface of the Earth over the tops of the high mountain ranges, the winds will be westerly, active, with strong gusts at times, with gusts reaching speeds approaching 85 km/hour. Heavy dust waves are expected to form in the desert areas and roads in the far south and east of the Kingdom.

With the hours of Monday/Tuesday night, the opportunity remains ripe for scattered showers of rain, God willing, in the center of the Kingdom, Karak Governorate, and some surrounding parts. The weather will be cold in general, and low clouds touching the surface of the earth will cross the mountain highlands, causing fog to form, and the wind will be active westerly. Speed, gradually slowing down.

Recommendations:

• It is recommended to install outdoor belongings and pay attention to the strong wind speeds, which are sometimes accompanied by strong gusts exceeding 85 km/hour.
• Beware of dust waves that are dense and lead to a significant decrease in horizontal visibility, especially on desert roads.
• Be aware of the dangers of large valley flows, the formation of torrents in low-lying areas, and the rise in water levels due to heavy rainfall.
• Drive with caution and be aware of the dangers of reduced horizontal visibility on mountaintop roads due to fog.
• Pay attention to the necessity of wearing winter and warm clothes.
• Safe use of heating media