Jordan | Learn the details of the Khamasini depression that is approaching the Kingdom tomorrow, Thursday

Arabia Weather - The weather tonight remains relatively cold in various regions, which requires wearing warmer clothes, and amounts of clouds will appear at different altitudes.

As for tomorrow, Thursday , it is expected that significant changes will occur in the weather condition, represented by the rush of a hot air mass towards the region at the front of a Khamasin air depression that is expected to be centered east of Libyan territory.

The weather tends to be hot in various regions, and the temperature is approaching 40 degrees Celsius in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba

Weather forecasters at the Arab Weather Center said that an additional rise in temperature is expected on Thursday , exceeding the general average by 4-6 degrees Celsius, and the weather will be hot in all regions, while the temperature is approaching the 40 Celsius barrier in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba in central. Generally hot and dry weather.

Gradual activity on southeasterly winds and dusty and dry weather in various regions

It is expected, God willing, on Thursday that the southwesterly winds will become active as the Khamasin depression approaches the Kingdom, accompanied by strong gusts at times, especially in the western highlands, the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea regions, and will work to increase the levels of dust in the atmosphere with varying severity.

An expected increase in temperature tonight compared to previous days

The same forecast indicates a rise in temperature tonight , as the weather becomes pleasant to moderate at night, after it was relatively cold during the past days and requires wearing warm clothes.

Recommendations :

• Attention should be paid to respiratory and eye patients due to the high concentration of dust in the atmosphere
• Active winds with strong gusts in the areas of Al-Shifa Ghuriya and the Dead Sea
• It is recommended not to be exposed to direct or prolonged exposure to sunlight
• Do not leave children inside closed vehicles, even for a short time
• Do not leave any flammable materials inside vehicles for long periods