Arab Weather - weekly weather forecast video - (Jordan) (Sunday - 6/27-2021)

Arab weather - it is expected that temperatures will continue to rise gradually, starting on Sunday; The influence of the relatively hot air mass that is already dominant in the Kingdom is increasing, and southwestern currents are rushing in the middle and high layers of the atmosphere, which leads to an additional and gradual rise in temperatures during the coming days.

Relatively hot weather next week

In the details, it is expected that relatively hot air currents coming from the desert of the Arabian Peninsula will gradually increase towards the Levant, including the Kingdom, which will lead to a slight rise in temperatures on Sunday, to slightly exceed their usual rates for this time of the year, and it is expected that Relatively hot weather prevails in mountainous areas, especially during the afternoon and afternoon hours, while it is very hot in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, Gulf of Aqaba and Badia regions.

During the night hours, there is a further rise in temperature compared to the previous nights, so that mild weather prevails in general in the mountainous areas, while it is remarkably warm in the low areas.

The outputs of the computer simulation of the movement of air masses and systems indicate an expected additional intensification of the upper air altitude, which means a further rise in temperatures as of Monday, to become higher than their rates for this time of year by 3-5 degrees Celsius, and the weather is hot Relatively hot in the mountainous heights, while it is very hot in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, Aqaba and Badia regions.

No heat waves expected next week

Despite expectations of a rise in temperatures in the coming days, it is not expected, according to current estimates, to rise to what is scientifically called a “heat wave, as expectations indicate that temperatures do not exceed their normal rates by much. It is worth noting that the term heat wave is used when the temperature exceeds its general rates.” At five degrees Celsius or more, for at least three consecutive days and over a wide geographical area.

This atmosphere coincides with the start of the high school exams, so Arab weather recommends in such circumstances wearing hats and sunglasses and wearing light and loose clothes, and also recommends drinking large amounts of fluids and not relying on a sense of thirst in order to drink.