Amman, August 1 (Petra) – Temperatures are projected to be 4-5
degrees Celsius above their seasonal average.

Hot weather is forecast across most regions, while it will be
sweltering in the desert, the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and
Aqaba.

In its report, Jordan Meteorological Department (JMD) warned of the
possibility of reduced horizontal visibility due to dust storms in
desert regions.

The JMD urged the public to avoid prolonged exposure to direct
sunlight during peak hours, avoid starting fires in forested areas
and open spaces, and never leave children or the elderly inside
closed vehicles.

A slight drop in temperatures is expected on Sunday, as the forecast
will substantially remain unchanged.

Additionally, a slight drop in mercury is expected on Monday, however
the update shows the hot spell will continue to grip the Kingdom.

Today’s maximum and minimum temperatures in Amman will range between
39 and 23 degrees Celsius, while the level will stand at 35- 22C in
northern mountains, in the desert regions at 43-24C, and in the
plains at 38-20C.

The JMD said the Dead Sea and Gulf of Aqaba will see scorching 44C,
sliding to 29C at night.

//Petra// AG