The Director of the Meteorological Department, Raed Al-Khattab, stated that a significant rise in temperatures is expected, starting from Saturday 04/08/2023, to reach the maximum in most regions to the end of the twenties Celsius, and it may reach 30 Celsius in the capital, Amman, on Sunday, while in the Jordan Valley. Aqaba is around 36°C.

During his statements, Al-Khattab stated that temperatures will drop slightly on Monday, and it is expected that the Kingdom will be affected by a state of atmospheric instability, accompanied by showers accompanied by thunder, starting in the southern regions, and gradually with the afternoon hours, the rain showers will extend to separate areas of the Kingdom, and the precipitation will be heavy in The south of the Kingdom, including Aqaba, and in the evening and night periods, it is expected that precipitation will be heavy as well, in addition to the south, parts of the east of the Kingdom, and they will be accompanied by thunderstorms and hailstones sometimes.

Al-Khattab also confirmed that the chances of torrential formation are high during the expected weather condition on Monday, as indicated by the numerical models, and seriously warned of the danger of torrential formation and the rise in water levels, especially in the south and east of the Kingdom, stressing that the cities of Aqaba and Petra are covered by this warning, in addition to the southern and eastern regions. from the Kingdom.

On Tuesday, temperatures will drop clearly and tangibly, to record below their normal rates, and the weather will be partly cloudy to cloudy, with light showers of rain likely in separate places, and the wind will be northwesterly moderate.
The maximum and minimum temperatures in eastern Oman today range between 17-28 degrees Celsius, 15-26 in western Amman, 14-23 in the northern highlands, 15-26 in the Sharah Heights, 18-32 in the Badia regions, and 28-28 in the plains. 17, in the northern Jordan Valley 33-22, in the southern Jordan Valley 35-24, in the Dead Sea 34-22, and in the Gulf of Aqaba 35-24 degrees Celsius.