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Temperatures decrease and moderate weather until Sunday

Temperatures decrease and moderate weather until Sunday

Temperatures will decrease slightly on Thursday, recording around the general averages for this time of year; the weather will be moderately warm in most areas, and hot in the desert, valleys, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with clouds appearing at high altitudes, and the winds will be northwesterly with moderate speed, occasionally active.

According to the report of the Meteorological Department, the maximum and minimum temperatures in East Amman range between 33 - 21 degrees Celsius, in West Amman 31 - 19, in the northern highlands 29 - 18, in the Sharah highlands 31 - 17, in the desert areas 37 - 21, in the plains 32 - 20, in the northern valleys 39 - 25, in the southern valleys 40 - 27, in the Dead Sea 39 - 26, and in the Gulf of Aqaba 40 - 27 degrees Celsius.

On Friday, there will be a slight further decrease in temperatures; the weather will be moderately warm in most areas, and hot in the valleys, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with clouds appearing at different altitudes, especially in the north and central parts of the Kingdom, and there is a possibility in the morning hours of showers in limited parts of northern Jordan, and the winds will be westerly with moderate speed, active at intervals, raising dust especially in the desert areas.

On Saturday, the weather will be moderately warm in most areas, and hot in the valleys, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with clouds appearing at low altitudes, and the winds will be northwesterly with moderate speed, active occasionally.

On Sunday, there will be a slight increase in temperatures, with the weather remaining moderately warm in most areas, and hot in the valleys, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, and the winds will be northwesterly with moderate speed.

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