Jordan | Temperatures in the twenties in large areas of the Kingdom in August! (Details)

Arab Weather - The outputs of the numerical models issued this morning, Tuesday 8-27-2024, still indicate that the Kingdom will be affected, starting tomorrow, Wednesday, by an air mass with temperatures lower than usual. Therefore, temperatures are expected to drop in all regions of the Kingdom to become lower than the general averages by about 2-4 degrees Celsius, especially on the weekend.

In detail: God willing, temperatures are expected to drop tomorrow, Wednesday, so that the weather during the day will be moderate summer weather in all regions of the Kingdom, with the appearance of low clouds in the early morning hours, and the winds will be northwesterly, moderate in speed, and will become active in the afternoon and evening hours.

20s temperatures in the highlands

Weather forecasters at "Arab Weather" said that temperatures will drop, God willing, below 30 degrees Celsius for the first time since the end of last spring in the high mountainous areas, including the northern and southern highlands of the Kingdom, in addition to the highlands of Balqa and west of the capital Amman, with expected temperatures in those areas between 25-29 degrees Celsius.

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Weather that requires warmer clothes in the early morning hours

God willing, night temperatures are expected to drop in the coming days, with temperatures expected in the capital Amman between 17-20 degrees Celsius, while temperatures are expected to drop below 15 degrees Celsius in the high mountains of the southern part of the Kingdom, amidst an expected cold atmosphere, which requires wearing warmer clothes, especially in the early morning hours.

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