Jordan | A five-year depression affects the Kingdom on Sunday and is accompanied by relatively hot and dusty weather in most regions (details and recommendations)

Arab Weather - The latest weather readings in the Arab Weather Center indicate expectations that the Kingdom of Jordan will be affected on Sunday by a five-year depression centered in the north of the Republic of Egypt and pushes more air currents with temperatures much warmer than usual, so that another rise in temperatures will occur to be higher than their rates. For this time of the year, it is about 8-10 degrees Celsius, and the maximum temperatures approach thirty degrees Celsius in many Jordanian villages and cities, including the capital, Amman.

On Sunday, the fiftieth weather conditions prevail, so that the weather will be relatively hot, dry, and dusty in varying proportions in most regions of the Kingdom, and relatively hot to hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, and quantities of medium and high clouds will continue to appear, which may be interspersed with showers of rain. Local "mud" rains in limited parts of the Kingdom, especially the Badia regions.

With the movement of the Khamasini depression, the winds will be southeasterly in the morning, turning to southwesterly in the afternoon, gradually activating and causing dust waves, especially in the Badia regions, including the Baghdad International Road leading to Iraq.

The weather on Sunday night / Monday

And during the hours of the night of Sunday / Monday, the night temperatures remain high, and the weather is mild and much warmer than usual in relation to the night hours, and it remains somewhat dusty in several areas, and quantities of clouds continue to appear at different heights, and the possibility of local showers of rain in some places Limited areas, especially from the desert.

The winds will be southwesterly, moderate in speed in most regions, sometimes active in the east of the Kingdom, causing dust and dust.

Arab weather recommendations during Sunday:

• Pay attention to the dangers of increased levels of dust in the air and its impact on patients with the respiratory system and eyes.
• Pay attention to the dangers of low horizontal visibility as a result of dust and dirt in desert areas.

God knows.