Jordan | Actual impact of atmospheric instability begins after midnight on Friday / Saturday and on Saturday. Important recommendations

Arab Weather - according to the latest numerical outputs received on Friday, the actual impact of a state of atmospheric instability is expected to begin during the late night hours of Friday / Saturday night, especially after midnight, as cumulus clouds multiply and thunderstorms of rain and hail fall in random areas of the Kingdom, The rains of varying intensity descend in narrow geographical ranges without other than others, which leads to torrential runoff and high water levels, and the situation is actively associated with the speed of surface winds during their period of influence.

This coincides with the high level of surface humidity and the formation of fog in the eastern plains and the eastern desert, including the open roads and Queen Alia International Airport.

Continued state of instability in the air Saturday!

On Saturday, the Kingdom continues to be affected by a state of atmospheric instability and a decrease in temperatures occurs in a relatively cold atmosphere, with the emergence of quantities of clouds at different heights and thunderstorms of rain and hail in random areas of the Kingdom, and the rains are abundant in narrow geographical ranges without others Which leads to the formation of torrents and a rise in the water level.

The Kingdom remains affected by unstable weather conditions at night, with opportunities remaining ready for thunder showers of rain in some areas, with a marked increase in humidity and the prevalence of cold weather, and fog forms in the late night hours over large areas of the eastern plains and the eastern desert, God willing.

Important recommendations

1- Extreme caution against approaching the stomachs of valleys and streams of torrents due to the possibility of floods forming in some areas.

2- Driving cautiously on the roads during the formation of fog, especially the external roads linking the Jordanian cities with the eastern desert.

God knows.