Jordan | Early Weather Alert.. Successive Cold and Rainy Systems to Affect the Kingdom Beginning Next Week

WASM- Heavy rainfall conditions are expected to renew over the Kingdom starting from the beginning and mid of next week and continue throughout the second half of April with periodic occurrences coinciding with a significant drop in temperatures and the return of cold weather.

Warm temperatures in the coming days..
Temperatures are expected to rise noticeably and significantly over the coming days, raising temperatures to levels around 25 degrees Celsius in the mountains and the capital, with an expected temporary decrease on Wednesday and Thursday, especially during night and morning hours, dropping to around 8-10 degrees Celsius only in the mountains and the capital.

Significant temperature rise at the end of the week and beginning of next week|
A deep and strong khamsin low pressure system is expected to affect the Kingdom, resulting in a significant rise in temperatures by the end of the week to approach 28 degrees Celsius in the capital and mountains coinciding with strong winds and dust waves with clouds present. The khamsin low is followed by heavy and extensive rainfall conditions, which is part of a series of several heavy rainfall situations expected over the Kingdom during the last 10 days of the holy month until the Eid period.

Consecutive heavy rainfall conditions|
Several additional rainy weather systems are expected to affect the Kingdom, covering wide areas of the country including desert regions. Due to the expected rates of heavy rainfall during these weather conditions, this leads to a significant increase in the possibility of widespread floods, which have recurred significantly and unusually this rainy season compared with previous seasons.

All details will be issued progressively regarding the expected heavy rainfall conditions and details of their impact on the Kingdom. It is always advised to follow accurate sources for weather forecasts and warnings from the Jordanian Meteorology Department during weather situations.