Temperatures will rise slightly on Thursday, with pleasant weather prevailing over the high mountain areas and moderate conditions elsewhere. Some high-level clouds are expected, while easterly winds will be moderate, occasionally becoming active and raising dust, particularly in the Badia.
The Jordan Meteorological Department warned of reduced horizontal visibility during the early morning hours due to fog over the high mountain areas and parts of the plains. It also warned of reduced visibility caused by dust, particularly in the Badia.
According to the forecast, temperatures will continue to rise on Friday, reaching around 3–4°C above their average for this time of year. The weather will be moderate in most areas and relatively hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba. Some medium- and high-level clouds are expected, with moderate easterly winds that may become active at times and raise dust, especially in the Badia.
On Saturday, temperatures will drop slightly. The weather will be pleasant over the high mountains and moderate elsewhere, with varying cloud cover at different altitudes. Scattered rain showers may occur in parts of the northeastern Badia during the evening, occasionally accompanied by thunder. Winds will be moderate southeasterly, becoming active at times and raising dust, particularly in the Badia, before shifting to northwesterly winds in the evening.
On Sunday, temperatures will fall slightly again. Pleasant conditions are expected over the high mountain areas and moderate weather elsewhere, with medium- and high-level clouds. Winds will be moderate northwesterly.
Today, maximum and minimum temperatures are expected to range between 30°C and 19°C in eastern Amman, 28°C and 17°C in western Amman, 27°C and 15°C in the northern highlands, 25°C and 12°C in the Sharah highlands, 32°C and 20°C in the Badia, 30°C and 19°C in the plains, 34°C and 20°C in the northern Jordan Valley, 35°C and 23°C in the southern Jordan Valley, 34°C and 22°C at the Dead Sea, and 33°C and 21°C in Aqaba.
Source: Petra
