Jordan: A quintessential depression is approaching the Kingdom at the end of the week and is accompanied by an atmosphere completely opposite to what prevailed on Monday (a significant increase in temperature and dusty atmosphere)

From the Arabia Weather Center - the latest weather maps resulting from so-called computer simulations indicate that a Khamasin depression is expected to approach the Levant and Jordan on Thursday and Friday and be accompanied by a relatively hot air mass, which will lead to a completely different atmosphere and be completely opposite. What prevailed in the Kingdom yesterday, Monday, so that temperatures rose on Thursday and continued to rise on Friday, and the weather turned to become hot and dusty in several areas.

The specialists at the Arabian Weather Center said that the Kingdom is expected to begin to be affected on Thursday by the Khamasini depression, which is expected to be concentrated in the east of the Libyan territories, where there will be a significant rise in temperatures so that they become the highest usual levels by about 4-6 degrees Celsius, and the weather will be relatively hot and Dry in most areas, while hot in the desert, the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba.

The winds are southeasterly to southwesterly, moderate in speed, gradually active during the day and causing high levels of dust in the atmosphere, especially in the desert regions.

On Friday, the Kingdom will be increasingly affected by depression, which will then move to center in the eastern Mediterranean

As for Friday, the weather readings at the Arab Weather Center indicate expectations that the same depression will move towards the eastern basin of the Mediterranean Sea, so that there will be an additional rise in temperatures and they will be higher than their usual levels by about 6-8 degrees Celsius.

The Kingdom continues to be affected by the Khamaseen weather conditions, with the weather being relatively hot, dry and dusty in most areas, and even very hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba areas, where temperatures exceed the 40 degree Celsius barrier in those areas, and some clouds appear. At high altitudes.

The winds will be moderate to brisk south-southeasterly, turning to south-westerly in the afternoon and causing dust in many areas.

Recommendations:

• Be aware of the high levels of dust in the atmosphere and its consequences for eye and respiratory patients.
• Beware of low horizontal visibility, especially in desert areas due to dust.
• Be aware of large fluctuations in temperature.
• Avoid direct exposure to sunlight during daylight hours, especially in the desert, the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba areas.

God knows.