Weather maps in the Arab Regional Weather Center indicate an increase in the impact of the hot air mass that causes a heat wave on the Kingdom on Thursday and Friday, so there is another rise in temperatures to be much higher than their rates for this time of the year, and the weather is remarkably hot in all regions of the Kingdom, It is very hot in low-lying places, including the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and the city of Aqaba, in addition to the eastern Badia regions of the Kingdom.

Temperatures touch the end of the thirties east of the capital Amman

The maximum temperatures exceed the mid-thirties Celsius in the main cities and approach the end of the thirties in some cities and neighborhoods, including east of the capital Amman, while they are in the early forties in the Jordan Valley and Aqaba and in the mid-forties in the desert areas.

A limited case of atmospheric instability in the south and east of the Kingdom

Amounts of clouds erupt at medium and high altitudes on Thursday and Friday, and cumulus clouds may be interspersed in the afternoon and evening periods, when the possibility of local showers of rain is present in narrow and random geographical ranges from the south and east of the Kingdom concentrated in the Badia regions, and it is not excluded that it will be accompanied by thunder and the activity of exciting surface winds. Dust and dust waves locally within cumulus clouds.

Night temperatures rise during the heat wave

Night temperatures rise during the influence of the heat wave, and the weather is warmer than usual relative to the night hours in all regions, relatively hot in the Jordan Valley and desert areas, but the weather tends to moderate slightly in some mountainous heights and eastern plains during the late night hours and early morning.

Blowing of the northwest wind

Northwesterly moderate winds blow over the Kingdom in the afternoon and evening periods, sometimes active and raising dust locally in some desert areas.

Under the expected weather conditions, the Arab Weather website advises:

• The need to drink fluids regularly
• Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight,
• In addition to not leaving children or any flammable materials inside vehicles that are closed under the sun’s rays.

God knows.

(Arabian weather)