Jordan | Spring-like weather next week with slightly cold nights and mornings in the mountains

WASM- It appears that summer has not yet begun, with a noticeable and clear temperature decline expected, dropping about 6-7 degrees Celsius below seasonal averages, and spring-like conditions are expected during the coming week following a temporary temperature rise on Saturday.

Maximum temperatures in the capital and mountains will be around 23-25 degrees Celsius, which are standard spring levels, while minimum temperatures will drop to around 12 degrees Celsius, meaning slightly cold nights that require wearing light winter clothing in the mountains.

Dry extension of the Red Sea low-pressure system on Saturday..
The kingdom is expected to be affected by a dry extension of the Red Sea low-pressure system during Saturday daytime, causing temperatures to temporarily rise to 34 degrees Celsius in the capital, followed by a noticeable decline in the evening of Saturday and during the coming week.

Slightly cold air mass and seasonally unusual next week..
Temperatures will drop significantly and noticeably, and unusually for the season, becoming slightly cold during nights and mornings in mountainous areas and the capital, with temperatures recording around 12 degrees Celsius, and light rain is expected, particularly during morning periods in the western regions of the kingdom, specifically in the northwestern part of the country.

Increased chances of rain again at the end of the month..
The WASM regional center is monitoring increased chances of rain at the end of the month again in many regions as a result of the return of unseasonable weather fluctuations, with the cause of these weather conditions being unusual atmospheric circulation compared to this time of year, which has caused cold air masses to reach the eastern Mediterranean basin and coincided with the presence of humid and warm air in the surface layers of the atmosphere.

According to a study by the WASM regional center on consecutive and unprecedented summer weather conditions in modern climate records, they are expected to recur more frequently in the coming years.