Hala News – Temperatures will drop slightly today, Thursday, to record around their general average for this time of year. The weather will be cold in most areas, and pleasant in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with clouds appearing at low altitudes, and there is a chance for a short period in the early morning hours of light rain in limited parts of the north and center of the Kingdom. The winds are moderate northwesterly, sometimes active in the desert areas.

In its report, meteorology warns of low horizontal visibility in the early morning hours due to fog over high mountain heights and parts of the plains.

According to the report, tomorrow, Friday, there will be a significant rise in temperatures, and the weather will be sunny and pleasant in most areas, and warm in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, and the winds will be southeasterly, moderate, sometimes active, raising dust, especially in the desert areas.

On Saturday, there will be another slight rise in temperatures, and the weather will be sunny and pleasant in most areas, and warm in the desert, the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba regions, and the winds will be southeasterly, turning in the afternoon hours to northwesterly, moderate in speed, and active at times.

As for Sunday, there will be a significant drop in temperatures. The weather will be relatively cold in most areas, and relatively warm in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with clouds appearing at low altitudes, and light rain is likely in the evening hours in limited parts of the north of the Kingdom, and the winds will be moderate northwesterly, sometimes active.

The maximum and minimum temperatures in eastern Amman today range between 14 – 7 degrees Celsius, in western Amman 12 – 5, in the northern highlands 10 – 5, in the Sharah highlands 12 – 6, in the Badia areas 20 – 5, in the plains areas 15 – 7, in the northern Jordan Valley 22 – 10, in the southern Jordan Valley 24 – 13, and in the Dead Sea 23 – 12, and in the Gulf of Aqaba 24 – 12 degrees Celsius.

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