The Jordan Meteorological Department said that the Kingdom will experience weather fluctuations over the next four days, starting with mild and relatively dusty conditions, followed by a clear impact from a cold and moist air mass, before a gradual improvement in weather conditions.
On Monday, temperatures will drop slightly while remaining about 7–8°C above their seasonal averages. The weather will be mild across most regions and relatively warm in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Southwesterly winds will be active and dust-raising, especially in desert areas, which may lead to reduced horizontal visibility.
On Tuesday, the Kingdom will be affected by a cold and moist air mass, bringing a noticeable drop in temperatures. The weather will be cold in most areas, with skies partly to mostly cloudy. From the early morning hours, intermittent rainfall is expected in the northern regions, gradually extending to central areas and parts of the eastern regions. Rainfall may at times be heavy for short periods and accompanied by thunder and occasional hail, especially in the north and east of the Kingdom. In the afternoon hours, light rain is expected in parts of the southwestern regions. Westerly winds will be active and dust-raising in desert areas.
Tuesday night will remain cold and partly cloudy, with a continued chance of light rain in the western parts of the Kingdom. Winds will be moderate westerlies, occasionally becoming active.
On Wednesday, a slight rise in temperatures is expected, while the weather remains cold in most regions, with a chance of fog formation during the early morning hours, particularly over high mountainous areas.
On Thursday, temperatures will continue to rise slightly. The weather will be relatively cold in most regions and relatively warm in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with the possibility of occasional reduced horizontal visibility due to dust, especially in desert areas.
The Jordan Meteorological Department stressed the importance of following weather bulletins and regular updates and taking issued warnings into consideration, especially on Tuesday.
