Jordan: A gradual decrease in temperatures in the Kingdom in the coming days, and the weather is turning into a normal summer in most regions

From the Arabian Weather Center - The latest weather maps resulting from what is called computer simulation at the Arabian Weather Center indicate expectations that the rest of the countries of the eastern basin of the Mediterranean Sea, including Jordan, will be affected by an air mass that is less hot compared to what was the case in recent days, and will cause a gradual decrease. On the temperatures, God willing.

Temperatures dropped and the weather turned to normal summer

Forecasters at the Arab Weather Center said that it is expected that temperatures will tend to drop slightly in the Kingdom on Saturday and drop further on Sunday and Monday, so that temperatures will once again approach their usual levels while remaining slightly higher in general.

God willing, the weather will turn into a normal summer in most areas, with temperatures in the early thirties Celsius in most of the mountain highlands, while it will be hot in the desert, the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba areas, with temperatures around forty Celsius. The winds are westerly to northwesterly moderate, and may be active at times.

During the night hours, the weather is generally pleasant over the high mountain heights and moderate in temperature in the rest of the regions.

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On the other hand, specialists at the Arabia Weather Center indicated that parts of the European continent are exposed to the rush of a hot air mass from the African desert, causing heat waves in some countries, especially the southern parts of Europe, including Italy, some of whose cities are witnessing high temperatures approaching 40 degrees Celsius.

Naturally, large parts of the Gulf countries record temperatures in the forties and even approaching 50 degrees Celsius in some cities, which is normal at this time of the year.

God knows.

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