Temperatures will rise slightly on Monday, reaching levels about 4–5°C above their seasonal averages for this time of year. The weather will be relatively cold across most regions, and mild in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba. High-altitude clouds will appear, and winds will be moderate southeasterlies, occasionally becoming active.
In its report, the Meteorological Department warned of the possibility of frost formation during the early morning hours over the high Sharah Highlands, as well as occasional reduced horizontal visibility due to dust, especially in desert areas.
On Tuesday, the weather will remain relatively cold in most regions and mild in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with some medium- and high-altitude clouds appearing. Winds will be moderate southwesterlies.
On Wednesday, temperatures will drop noticeably, and the weather will be cold across most regions, with clouds at various altitudes. God willing, rain showers are expected during the afternoon hours in the northern parts of the Kingdom, extending in the evening to central areas and parts of the northeastern regions. Thunderstorms may accompany the rainfall in parts of northern and eastern Jordan. Later on, light and scattered rain is expected for a short period in parts of the southwestern regions. Winds will be active westerlies, raising dust especially in desert areas, leading to reduced horizontal visibility.
On Thursday, the weather will be cold and partly cloudy in most regions, and pleasant in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with a continued chance during the morning hours of light and scattered rain in parts of northern and central Jordan. Winds will be moderate southwesterlies.
Maximum and minimum temperatures today in East Amman will range between 18 and 7°C, in West Amman between 16 and 5°C, in the northern highlands between 15 and 6°C, in the Sharah Highlands between 14 and 3°C, in desert areas between 19 and 4°C, in the plains between 18 and 6°C, in the northern Jordan Valley between 21 and 9°C, in the southern Jordan Valley between 24 and 13°C, at the Dead Sea between 23 and 12°C, and in the Gulf of Aqaba between 25 and 14°C.
