Jordan | The Kingdom will continue to be affected by a cold air mass during the next 3 days, with renewed rainfall at intervals, especially in the north and center of the Kingdom

Arabia Weather - The weather tonight remains cold in various regions, with showers of rain continuing to fall at special intervals in the north and center of the Kingdom.

As for tomorrow, Saturday , the Kingdom will remain under the influence of cold and humid air currents, so that the weather will be generally cold in various regions and partly cloudy to cloudy at times, with renewed rainfall at special intervals in the north and center of the Kingdom, with its limited extension to the southern and eastern regions, especially in the afternoon. And the afternoon.

In the evening and night hours, the weather remains cold in general, with chances of scattered showers of rain remaining in the north and center of the Kingdom. Clouds touching the surface of the earth will also pass through, leading to fog formation and low horizontal visibility in some mountain highlands.

Sunday and Monday, the Kingdom was again affected by a cold air mass and continued chances of rain in various regions of the Kingdom, especially the northern and central regions

The latest weather map outputs from the Arab Weather Center indicate that, as a result of the continued flow of humid air currents towards the region, it is expected, God willing, that rain will resume with a higher intensity and include different areas of the region, reaching parts of the south of the Kingdom, especially next Monday , with the weather remaining cold. In general, in various regions, it is expected that the chances of clouds forming in contact with the Earth’s surface will increase on Sunday/Monday night and Monday/Tuesday night, which increases the chances of fog formation and decreased horizontal visibility on the mountain highlands.

Recommendations:

• Consider the safe use of heating methods
• Beware of reduced horizontal visibility due to fog
• Watch out for floods forming in valley streams and low-lying areas