Spring breezes in summer...the influence of the moderate air mass will increase and temperatures will drop further in the coming days.

Arab Weather - The Kingdom began to be affected on Sunday by a moderate air mass, accompanied by a drop in temperatures across various regions and the appearance of low clouds. Computer maps at the Arab Weather Center indicate that the Kingdom will be increasingly affected by the same moderate air mass over the next two days, leading to a further drop in temperatures.

The influence of the moderate air mass will increase over the Kingdom on Monday and Tuesday.

The Kingdom will be increasingly affected, God willing, on Monday and Tuesday by a moderate air mass, which will cause temperatures to drop to be 3-5 degrees Celsius lower than their average for this time of year. The weather will be pleasant to moderate in various regions, and will be normal summer weather in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with the appearance of low clouds. Maximum temperatures will range between 24 and 27 degrees Celsius in major cities, including the capital, Amman.

Active northwesterly winds and dust waves in desert areas, especially on Sunday.

Moderate northwesterly winds will blow across the Kingdom during the period of influence of the moderate air mass, accompanied by strong gusts that sometimes exceed 60 km/h. These winds will stir up dust and dirt in the desert regions of the Kingdom, causing a decrease in horizontal visibility.

Cool to relatively cold nights in the coming days

Night temperatures will drop in line with the air mass, and the weather will be cool in various regions, and relatively cold in the late night hours and dawn over the mountain peaks and eastern plains. This necessitates wearing warmer clothing, especially at the beginning of the week, coinciding with a noticeable rise in surface humidity levels with the appearance of low clouds, which may lead to the formation of fog over some areas, especially the high mountainous elevations, especially the northern ones.

And God knows best.