Chances of some random showers in Jordan Saturday and dense fog Saturday/Sunday night and Sunday morning

Arab Weather - Weather experts at the Arab Weather Center reported that the latest weather maps and analyses of numerical models processed at the "Arab Weather" Center indicate that the Kingdom will continue to be affected on Saturday by a limited state of atmospheric instability, resulting from the approach of a cold upper trough to the Kingdom's atmosphere across Egyptian territory, coinciding with an extension of the Red Sea depression.

The weather on Friday/Saturday night, God willing, will be generally cold, and the minimum temperatures in the capital, Amman, at dawn and on Saturday morning will reach 6 degrees Celsius. There is also a chance for some scattered showers of rain, God willing, in some areas, which may be accompanied by thunder at times.

Chances of some random showers of rain continue, God willing, on Saturday.

Arab Weather experts expect that different parts of the Kingdom will continue to be affected on Saturday by this limited state of atmospheric instability. The weather on Saturday is expected to be relatively cold to generally cold, with maximum temperatures in the capital Amman ranging between 10-13 degrees Celsius, while they will be between 20-21 degrees Celsius in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba. The weather will also be partly cloudy to cloudy, with a chance of scattered and random showers that may include the capital Amman.

Heavy fog on Saturday/Sunday night in large areas including Queen Alia International Airport area

As we enter the night hours, the chances of precipitation are expected to weaken and humidity levels will rise significantly. The weather will be generally cold, with the minimum temperature in the capital Amman reaching around 5-6 degrees Celsius, while it will approach zero in the peaks of the southern highlands. According to the computer simulation maps in "Arab Weather" , fog is expected to gradually form during the night in large areas of the eastern plains, the Badia regions, including the desert roads in addition to the Queen Alia International Airport area. The fog may also reach the cities and generally lead to a significant decrease in horizontal visibility. The fog may continue until the late hours of Sunday morning before it begins to gradually clear.