Amman, the capital of Jordan, is colder than Paris, London, and seven other European capitals today... See the difference in recorded temperatures.

Arab Weather - The Jordanian capital, Amman, recorded temperatures lower than many European capitals today, with the maximum temperature in Amman reaching only about 12 degrees Celsius.

Comparing the temperatures recorded in several European capitals reveals a clear difference, as each of them recorded:

• Paris: 22 degrees Celsius
• London: 19 degrees Celsius
• Istanbul: 17 degrees Celsius
• Bucharest: 16 degrees Celsius
• Madrid: 22 degrees Celsius
• Rome: 23 degrees Celsius

This is due to the Kingdom being affected by an air mass colder than usual, which has led to a noticeable drop in temperatures, especially in the mountainous highlands and the capital, making the weather colder than several European cities despite the arrival of spring.

These temperature differences are remarkable, as such temperatures are usually recorded in Amman during the winter, not during this period of spring, reflecting the nature of the cold air mass currently affecting the region.

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