Jordan | How much will temperatures rise tomorrow, Wednesday, as the Kingdom is increasingly affected by the hot mass? (Details)

Arab Weather - The latest weather maps still indicate that the Kingdom will be increasingly affected tomorrow, Wednesday , and Thursday by a relatively hot to hot air mass coming from the Arabian Peninsula, so temperatures will rise in various regions of the Kingdom.

In detail, starting tonight , God willing, the weather is expected to remain pleasant tonight in all regions of the Kingdom, with northwesterly winds, light to moderate in speed.

A relatively hot to hot air mass is approaching the Kingdom, and its influence will increase on Wednesday and Thursday.

Weather forecasters at the Arab Weather Center said that temperatures will continue to rise tomorrow, Wednesday, to become 4-6 degrees Celsius higher than the general average. This comes as a result of the Kingdom being increasingly affected by a relatively hot to hot air mass rushing from the lands of the Arabian Peninsula.

Relatively hot to hot weather in various regions and very hot in the eastern regions

According to weather data, God willing, the weather is expected to turn from relatively hot to hot in all regions except the eastern and southeastern regions of the Kingdom, where the weather will turn extremely hot due to their proximity to the center of the hot mass, amid expectations that temperatures there will approach the mid-forties Celsius.

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Temperatures exceed the mid-thirties in the east of the capital, Amman

Tomorrow, temperatures will rise above their general average by 4-6 degrees Celsius, with expected temperatures in the east of the capital, Amman, of around 37 degrees, while they will be lower than that in the western neighborhoods. The weather will remain moderate to pleasant at night in all regions.