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Amman, May 16 (Petra)– On Friday, a hot air mass from the Arabian Peninsula will impact the Kingdom, causing temperatures to rise significantly and the weather to be hot in most places. It will be hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with clouds forming at high elevations and light southeasterly winds.
East Amman’s maximum and minimum temperatures range from 32 to 21 degrees Celsius, West Amman’s from 29 to 19, the northern highlands from 27 to 18 degrees, the Shara highlands from 28 to 17 degrees, the Badia regions from 34 to 22, the plains regions from 32 to 21, the northern Jordan Valley from 38 to 25, the southern Jordan Valley from 40 to 29, the Dead Sea from 39 to 28, and the Gulf of Aqaba from 39 to 28 degrees Celsius.
//Petra// MF
16/05/2025 08:16:47
