Jordan | Moderate Summer Conditions Continue.. with a Slight and Temporary Rise in Temperature Wednesday and Thursday

WASM – The eastern Mediterranean region and the Kingdom continue to be affected by moderate temperature winds, resulting in the continuation of moderate summer weather and temperatures below seasonal averages, which have been persistent for many days, despite the fact that the temperature rate reaches its highest level during this time of year.

It is expected that the atmosphere will be moderate in the mountains and slightly cold during the night and early morning with the appearance of low clouds, while the atmosphere remains hot in the low-lying areas, the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, but less so than the seasonal average.

A slight rise in temperature on Wednesday and Thursday..
Temperatures are expected to rise to their summer seasonal averages on Wednesday and Thursday temporarily before declining again during the end of this week, with the continued dominance of moderate northwest winds across the Kingdom.

Return of temperature decline at the end of the week and for several more days..
Temperatures will drop during the end of the week and for several more days after their temporary rise on Wednesday and Thursday, and moderate summer conditions will return to affect the Kingdom.

Heat waves continuing in most areas of the European continent..
Successive heat waves continue towards the European continent continuously and in its various parts between western, central, and eastern regions, and the European continent is expected to be affected around mid-month by a "severe" heat wave that may cause temperatures to exceed new record numbers, especially in the central areas and some western parts.

A new heat wave strikes the Arctic region..
The Arctic region is affected by a new heat wave from western Canadian territories and the Alaska region, which causes unusual atmospheric circulation, and as a result of a change in the path and speed of what is called the "polar jet stream," which has experienced significant weakening and decline since the end of June and which may continue at the same level until the end of spring 2025 at the minimum.