The Kingdom will be affected on Tuesday by a relatively cold and moist air mass, bringing partly cloudy skies and relatively cold weather across most regions, while conditions remain warm in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba.
Rain showers are expected around midday in the northern and central parts of the country, which may become heavy at times and be accompanied by thunder. The showers are likely to extend later to parts of the eastern and southwestern regions. Winds will be northwesterly, moderate in speed, becoming active during the afternoon and raising dust in desert areas. Rain chances are expected to weaken by the evening.
The Meteorological Department warned of reduced horizontal visibility during the early morning hours due to fog over high northern and central mountainous areas and parts of the plains. It also warned of reduced visibility at times due to dust in desert regions, and the risk of slippery roads in areas experiencing rainfall.
Temperatures are expected to range as follows:
• East Amman: 16°C / 7°C
• West Amman: 14°C / 5°C
• Northern highlands: 13°C / 4°C
• Sharah highlands: 12°C / 5°C
• Desert areas: 19°C / 6°C
• Plains: 17°C / 8°C
• Northern Jordan Valley: 25°C / 11°C
• Southern Jordan Valley: 29°C / 17°C
• Dead Sea: 28°C / 15°C
• Gulf of Aqaba: 29°C / 16°C
On Wednesday, conditions will remain relatively cold and partly cloudy across most regions, with rain showers expected around midday in various areas of the Kingdom, sometimes accompanied by thunder, especially in western regions. Winds will be northwesterly, moderate in speed, becoming active at times and raising dust in desert areas.
Temperatures will rise slightly on Thursday, with relatively cold weather in most regions and warm conditions in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Some low-altitude clouds will appear in the northern regions, and winds will be westerly, moderate in speed, occasionally active.
A further rise in temperatures is expected on Friday, bringing pleasant conditions in most regions and warm weather in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with high-altitude clouds and moderate westerly winds that may become active at times.
