Updated at 3 pm | Friday: Record temperatures in the capital and some regions ... Learn about the temperatures currently recorded in the kingdom's governorates

Arab Weather - With the advent of 3 pm on Friday 4-9-2020, which is the time for recording the maximum temperatures, many regions of the Kingdom, including the capital, are recording record temperatures. It is believed that the capital, Amman, Aqaba, and some other areas have recorded the hottest temperatures ever recorded since the beginning of the recording of climate records for the month of September. Temperatures are now recorded at around 40 levels in most regions. The city of Aqaba recorded its highest temperature ever, in September, at 47 degrees Celsius, earlier in the day. This comes within the Kingdom being affected by the heat wave and its extremely hot air mass. Following are the maximum temperatures recorded from the Arab weather stations and the Meteorological Department until 3:00 pm on Friday:

Capital Governorate:

Amman Civil Airport: 42 degrees , which is believed to be the highest temperature ever recorded in September.
Downtown: 42 degrees.
West of the capital: 39 degrees.
Marj Al Hamam: 40 degrees.
Queen Alia International Airport: 43 degrees.
Dead Sea: 47 degrees.

Ajloun Governorate:

Triangle base: 39 degrees.
Ajloun: 41 degrees.

Balqa Governorate:

Stairs: 40 degrees.
Salt city: 41 degrees.
Deir Alla: 48 degrees.

Madaba Governorate:

Ma'in Road: 42 steps.
Dhiban: 42.5 degrees.

Karak Governorate:

Karak: 38.4 degrees.

Tafila Governorate:

Rashad: 34.5 degrees.
Al-Ais: 37 degrees.

Ma'an Governorate:

- Ma'an City / Ma'an Secondary School for Girls: 38.2.
Petra / Southern Taiba: 35 degrees.

Aqaba Governorate:

King Hussein International Airport: 49 degrees. It is believed to be the hottest temperature ever recorded in September.

Zarqa Governorate:

Gibraltar 43.5
Stoning the Chouf: 40 ° C.

Irbid Governorate:

Irbid city: 41 degrees.

Mafraq Governorate:

The city of Mafraq: 40 degrees.
Al-Safawi: 43 degrees.
Blue: 44 degrees.