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Amman, Aug. 7 (Petra)– The Kingdom is forecast to experience normal
summer conditions across most areas on Friday, with hot weather
prevailing in the Badia, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea and Aqaba.
Low-level clouds are expected to appear over parts of the northern
Kingdom, while northwesterly winds will be moderate, occasionally
picking up.
According to the Jordan Meteorological Department, similar weather
conditions are expected on Saturday, with normal summer weather in
most areas and hot conditions in the Badia, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea
and Aqaba. Northwesterly winds will be moderate, becoming
occasionally active.
On Sunday, temperatures are expected to rise slightly, bringing
relatively hot conditions to most areas and hot weather to the Badia,
Jordan Valley, Dead Sea and Aqaba. Winds will be northwesterly and
moderate, occasionally picking up.
A further slight rise in temperatures is forecast for Monday, with
relatively hot conditions prevailing across most areas and hot
weather continuing in the Badia, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea and Aqaba.
Northwesterly winds will remain moderate and occasionally active.
Temperatures in East Amman are expected to range between 33 C and 21
C, compared with 30 C and 18 C in West Amman, 28 C and 14 C in the
northern highlands, 30 C and 16 C in the Sharah Mountains, 37 C and
22 C in the Badia, and 32 C and 17 C in the plains.
In the northern Jordan Valley, temperatures will range between 39 C
and 23 C, while the southern Jordan Valley will see 41 C and 27 C.
Temperatures in the Dead Sea area will reach 39 C, with a low of 25
C, while Aqaba is expected to record 40 C and 27 C.
//Petra// MF