Today, Friday, the Kingdom remains under the influence of the hot and dry air mass coming from the Arabian Peninsula, and it is expected that temperatures will be higher than their rates by about (5-4) degrees Celsius, and the weather will be hot in most regions of the Kingdom, and very hot in the Badia, the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea. and Aqaba, and the winds will be northwesterly moderate in speed, turning at times to northeasterly.

In its report, the Meteorological Department warns of the danger of exposure to direct sunlight during the afternoon, and the possibility of reduced horizontal visibility due to dust in the Badia regions.

According to the report, there will be a slight decrease in temperatures tomorrow, Saturday, and the weather will be hot and dry in the mountainous heights and the plains, and very hot in the Badia, the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba, with the appearance of clouds at high altitudes in the south of the Kingdom, and the winds will be northwesterly moderate in speed, active At intervals in the evening hours, especially in the eastern regions. On Sunday, there will be another slight decrease in temperatures, as the weather becomes relatively hot in the high mountainous heights, and hot in the Badia, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea and Aqaba regions, with clouds appearing at high altitudes, and northwesterly moderate winds, sometimes active.

On Monday, the weather will remain relatively hot in the high mountainous heights, and hot in the Badia, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea and Aqaba regions, with clouds appearing at high altitudes, and northwesterly moderate winds, active at times.

The maximum and minimum temperatures in eastern Amman today range between 24 – 38 degrees Celsius, in western Amman 22 – 36, in the northern highlands 21 – 34, in the Shara highlands 19 – 33, in the Badia areas 23 – 42, and in the plains areas 23 – 38, in the northern Jordan Valley 26 – 42, in the southern Jordan Valley 29 – 43, in the Dead Sea 28 – 42, and in the Gulf of Aqaba 28 – 43 degrees Celsius.

–(Petra)