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Meteorology: Gradual rise in temperatures over the coming days

Meteorology: Gradual rise in temperatures over the coming days

Today, Saturday, there will be a slight rise in temperatures. The weather will be pleasant in most regions and moderate in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with amounts of clouds appearing at medium and high altitudes. Winds will be moderate easterly, occasionally active.

In its report, the Meteorological Department warns of low horizontal visibility in the early morning hours due to fog formation over high mountain heights and parts of the Badia and plains, and the possibility of low horizontal visibility during night hours due to dust, especially in the eastern Badia regions.

According to the report, tomorrow, Sunday, the weather will be pleasant in most regions and moderate in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with some clouds appearing at high altitudes. Winds will be moderate northwesterly.

On Monday, there will also be a slight rise in temperatures, recording about 4-5 degrees Celsius above their climatic averages for this time of year. The weather will be pleasant in high mountain heights and moderate in the rest of the regions, with clouds appearing at medium and high altitudes. Winds will be moderate southeasterly to southwesterly, occasionally active.

On Tuesday, the weather will be pleasant in high mountain heights and moderate in the rest of the regions, with clouds appearing at high altitudes. Winds will be moderate southwesterly, occasionally active.

Maximum and minimum temperatures in East Amman today range between 25-16 degrees Celsius, in West Amman 23-14, in the northern heights 20-12, in the Sharah mountains 21-11, in the Badia regions 27-13, in the plains regions 25-14, in the northern Jordan Valley 31-19, in the southern Jordan Valley 33-22, in the Dead Sea 32-22, and in the Gulf of Aqaba 32-20 degrees Celsius.

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