Khaberni - The Jordanian Meteorological Department stated that weather forecasts indicate that the kingdom will be affected in the next four days by relatively stable weather conditions, with temperatures above the general averages for this time of the year. This will be accompanied by noticeable activity of dust-raising winds, especially in desert areas.
Here are the details of the weather for the next four days:
Friday
God willing, temperatures will be about (4–5) degrees Celsius above their climatic averages. The weather will be relatively cold over mountainous heights and plains, moderate in the deserts and Jordan Valley, and warm in Aqaba. Clouds will appear at medium and high altitudes, and the winds will be moderate southwesterly, sometimes intensifying and raising dust, especially in desert areas.
At night, the weather will be cold in most areas with continued appearance of medium and high clouds.
Warning: Occasionally reduced horizontal visibility due to dust in desert areas.
Saturday :
A slight decrease in temperature is expected, with the weather remaining relatively cold in most areas, moderate in the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea, and warm in Aqaba, with clouds appearing at various altitudes. There is a slight chance of light rain showers for a short period in the extreme east of the kingdom. Winds will be moderate southwesterly to westerly, occasionally intensifying and raising dust.
At night, the weather will be cold in most areas.
Warning: Occasionally reduced horizontal visibility due to dust in desert areas.
Sunday and Monday
Temperatures are expected to rise on Sunday, then decrease slightly on Monday, remaining above the general averages. During the day, the weather will be pleasantly warm in most areas, warm in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with clouds appearing at medium and high altitudes. Winds will be westerly to southwesterly, occasionally active, raising dust especially in desert areas.
At night, the weather will be cold in most areas, and relatively cold in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba.
