Jordan | Moderate weather in the coming days with a noticeable rise in temperatures next week

WASM – Weather will stabilize across various regions of the Kingdom tomorrow, Wednesday, and temperatures will drop further and fall below seasonal averages by several degrees Celsius. The weather will be cold during the night and early morning in the mountains and the capital, with minimum temperatures reaching around 13 degrees Celsius.

Significant temperature rise at the beginning of next week..
Temperatures will rise noticeably at the beginning of next week, but this time for several consecutive days. Temperatures will exceed their seasonal averages and record hot summer weather conditions, with temperatures approaching 35 degrees Celsius in the low and eastern areas of the capital, and in the early 30s Celsius in the high mountains, and in the early 40s Celsius in the low, desert, and Jordan Valley areas. The hot conditions are expected to concentrate mainly toward the eastern desert region of the Kingdom.

It is expected that the weather will remain moderate in most areas, especially mountainous regions, during the night and early morning, with activity of northwesterly winds during the day and occasional appearance of high clouds.

Unusual weather fluctuations during the second week of June..
Temperatures will drop significantly and substantially during the second week of June, coinciding with expected unusual weather fluctuations, which will increase the chances of thunderstorms in various regions of the Kingdom. The ongoing weather fluctuations over the Kingdom during summer periods have become more frequent in recent years as a result of changes in atmospheric circulation patterns, which may be a result of recent climate changes.

Deepening of humid seasonal winds toward the Arabian Peninsula..
These weather fluctuations result from the continued activity of tropical waves over the tropical region of the African continent and the Arabian Sea region, which are expected to increase significantly and be rare over the western region of Saudi Arabia and Egypt, and extend to northern Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Jordan, and the eastern Mediterranean region during mid-summer. The WASM Regional Center continues to monitor these rare weather conditions continuously through its specialized climate model.