A slight rise in temperatures is expected on Wednesday, bringing warm spring conditions across most regions, while it will be relatively hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Medium- and high-level clouds will appear, and winds will be moderate southeasterly, occasionally becoming active and raising dust, especially in desert areas.
Temperatures are expected as follows:
• East Amman: 27°C / 16°C
• West Amman: 25°C / 14°C
• Northern highlands: 23°C / 15°C
• Sharah highlands: 24°C / 14°C
• Desert areas: 30°C / 15°C
• Plains: 28°C / 17°C
• Northern Jordan Valley: 33°C / 18°C
• Southern Jordan Valley: 35°C / 25°C
• Dead Sea: 34°C / 23°C
• Gulf of Aqaba: 36°C / 24°C
According to the Meteorological Department, temperatures will rise further on Thursday, reaching about 5–6°C above the seasonal average. The weather will remain warm and spring-like in most areas, and relatively hot to hot in the desert, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Medium- and high-level clouds are expected, with a chance of scattered showers across parts of the Kingdom, sometimes accompanied by thunder. Winds will be moderate southeasterly, occasionally active and raising dust, especially in desert regions.
Temperatures will continue to rise on Friday, with warm conditions across most areas and relatively hot to hot weather in the desert, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Clouds will appear at medium and high altitudes. By evening, conditions will become unstable with increasing cloud cover at various levels, and scattered rain showers are expected in different parts of the country, sometimes accompanied by thunder. Winds will be moderate southeasterly during the day, shifting to active westerly winds in the evening, raising dust, particularly in desert areas.
On Saturday, a noticeable drop in temperatures is expected as the Kingdom is affected by a relatively cold and moist air mass. The weather will be partly to occasionally cloudy, with active southwesterly winds causing dust in desert regions.
