Jordan: The moderate-temperature air mass will continue to be deposited over the Kingdom's airspace over the coming days

Arab weather - the moderately hot air mass, which caused temperatures below their usual rates, continues to be located over the eastern Mediterranean regions, including the Kingdom, during the coming days, God willing, and like the past few days, the temperate weather will continue in most regions of the Kingdom during the coming days, and even be Nice over the high mountainous heights, while it remains relatively hot in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, Aqaba and Badia regions.

According to the daily statement issued by the forecast staff at the Arab Weather Center, the weather during the night hours is expected to be cold in many Jordanian cities, including the capital Amman, with an increase in humidity and the appearance of low clouds in some areas, and the atmosphere becomes after midnight and even The early morning hours are relatively cold in many regions of the Kingdom, so that the atmosphere is not suitable for outdoor sessions and you need to wear a light coat to match the relative cold weather.

During the next week, and with the gradual weakening of the air pressure in western Europe and the replacement of it by depressions, atmospheric pressure is expected to rise in the eastern European region, which is the main feeder for the less hot air masses in our region, and thus temperatures will rise from next Monday to return to their rates For this time of the year, God willing.

It is noteworthy that the Kingdom enters the astronomical autumn season, starting from Friday, September 23, and extending until next December 21, God willing. The beginning of December is the beginning of the winter month in these areas, and the temperatures take a descending curve throughout this period, which is usually sharp since the beginning of November in the Kingdom, as the cold weather systems extend more from the center and east of the European continent towards the Mediterranean basin. Including the Kingdom .. for more details.

God knows.