AMMAN — The Jordan Meteorological Department (JMD) has
predicted a day of comparatively warm temperatures on Monday, August 21. While
the elevated mountainous regions will encounter mild heat, the remaining areas
should anticipate scorching conditions. Cloud coverage is expected at both
medium and high altitudes, along with moderate north-westerly breezes that may
intermittently strengthen in desert zones.
Looking ahead, the Meteorological Department projects a minor
escalation in temperatures for Tuesday. This increase is anticipated to result
in hot weather across the kingdom. Cloud formations are expected to emerge at
medium and high altitudes, accompanied by moderate northwesterly winds, Jordan
News Agency, Petra reported.
Wednesday will uphold the prevalent hot weather conditions
throughout various regions of the kingdom, and clouds will continue to grace
the skies at medium and high altitudes.
A subtle drop in temperatures is projected for Thursday, so
the weather is expected to be slightly cooler in high elevation mountain areas
and hot across the remaining regions.
Citizens are urged to exercise caution during the early
morning hours due to possible reduced horizontal visibility caused by fog over
mountainous terrains and plains. Furthermore, there is a heightened risk of
direct exposure to prolonged sunlight during peak hours.
The JMD also advised against leaving children unattended in
enclosed vehicles. Additionally, it is strongly recommended not to store
sanitizers, perfumes, or any flammable substances within parked vehicles. As a
preventive measure against wild fires, residents are advised to abstain from
igniting fires in forested and grassy regions.
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AMMAN — The
Jordan Meteorological Department (JMD) has
predicted a day of comparatively warm temperatures on Monday, August 21. While
the elevated mountainous regions will encounter mild heat, the remaining areas
should anticipate scorching conditions. Cloud coverage is expected at both
medium and high altitudes, along with moderate north-westerly breezes that may
intermittently strengthen in desert zones.
Looking ahead, the
Meteorological Department projects a minor
escalation in temperatures for Tuesday. This increase is anticipated to result
in hot weather across the kingdom. Cloud formations are expected to emerge at
medium and high altitudes, accompanied by moderate northwesterly winds, Jordan
News Agency, Petra reported.
Wednesday will uphold the prevalent hot weather conditions
throughout various regions of the kingdom, and clouds will continue to grace
the skies at medium and high altitudes.
A subtle drop in
temperatures is projected for Thursday, so
the weather is expected to be slightly cooler in high elevation mountain areas
and hot across the remaining regions.
Citizens are urged to exercise caution during the early
morning hours due to possible reduced horizontal visibility caused by fog over
mountainous terrains and plains. Furthermore, there is a heightened risk of
direct exposure to prolonged sunlight during peak hours.
The JMD also advised against leaving children unattended in
enclosed vehicles. Additionally, it is strongly recommended not to store
sanitizers, perfumes, or any flammable substances within parked vehicles. As a
preventive measure against
wild fires, residents are advised to abstain from
igniting fires in forested and grassy regions.
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