Jordan | Moderate summer weather continues for several more days with a slight temperature rise on Wednesday

WASM – The Kingdom and the Eastern Mediterranean region remain under the influence of moderate-temperature summer winds for an extended period, which have caused temperatures to drop several degrees below their seasonal averages in an unusual manner compared to this time of year, which is considered "the most seasonally intense heat period." This is due to the succession of strong heat waves toward the European continent.

- Slight temperature rise on Wednesday..
Temperatures are expected to rise slightly on Wednesday temporarily, in preparation for the renewal of moderate summer winds during the end of this week and for several more days, as a result of intensifying heat waves across most areas of Europe. Wednesday's temperature will be seasonal, ranging between the late twenties and early thirties Celsius in the capital and mountains during the day, with pleasant weather continuing during the night and slightly cold conditions in the mountains and plains.

- Weak hot period between the 21st and 24th of the month..
Temperatures are expected to return to their seasonal levels or slightly above for the first time in over a month during the period from the 21st to the 24th, where this period will be weakly and temporarily hot, followed by a noticeable temperature drop.

- WASM Regional Center.. Early signs of autumn approaching..
Early signs of autumn are expected to begin earlier this year, as the center monitors a significant temperature drop during the last week of August, which increases the chances of rainfall showers in some northern areas.

- Strong heat waves toward Europe are the main reason for this summer's moderation..
This summer's moderation, with the exception of the heat wave that occurred in mid-June, is due to the succession and continuity of heat waves across most areas of Europe without interruption, with some areas recording record-breaking temperatures. The continuous heat waves extending to the Arctic region from western Canadian territories have also contributed to this unusual atmospheric circulation pattern and the concentration of hot air masses toward the mid-to-upper latitudes.