Jordan | Observing the rush of a very cold polar air mass towards the region stationed over Iraqi territory

Arab Weather - The weather forecast cadre in the Weather Operations Department of the Regional Weather Center monitors the incursion of a very cold polar air mass towards the region, including the Kingdom, and is stationed over Iraq at the beginning of the week, bringing with it important changes in the weather, especially in terms of temperatures, and subsequently some priority details about the received indicators We have it pending to prepare this report.

A noticeable flow of cold winds on Sunday, improving the chances of rain

The very cold polar air mass begins to penetrate more towards the Syrian and Iraqi lands on Sunday and pushes cold winds towards the Kingdom, which leads to a decrease in temperatures and the weather is cold to very cold, and the chances of rain and showers of hail increase over large areas of the Kingdom and starting from the northern regions As an extension to the rest of the regions, chances of snow showers increase over the mountainous heights, especially the southern ones, and desert snow falls on the eastern Badia regions.

The transmission of precipitation opportunities to the southern regions on Sunday/Monday night, coinciding with the deepening of the influence of the polar air mass

The concentration of precipitation opportunities shifts to the southern regions with the night hours of Sunday / Monday, coinciding with the concentration of the polar air mass over Iraq that pushes very cold winds in various layers of the atmosphere, which leads to a sharp drop in temperatures at night to become below zero degrees Celsius in many parts of the Kingdom Including the capital Amman, and ice and freezing form in all regions of the Kingdom, except for the city of Aqaba, and the formation of frost is not excluded in parts of the Jordan Valley.

The Arab Weather Center will issue more details about the impact of the polar air mass and the accompanying temperatures.

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