Jordan: Expected weather conditions in the Kingdom during the last week of April

Arab Weather - In this article, we present to you the weather forecast for the Kingdom during the last week of April 2026, God willing.

Sunday: Warmer than usual weather and continued high temperatures

On Sunday, temperatures will continue to rise, remaining several degrees Celsius above their usual averages for this time of year. The maximum temperature will be around 30 degrees Celsius during the daytime in various regions of the Kingdom, with relatively hot weather, and hot weather in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba.

The weather will be mostly sunny during the day, but in the afternoon and evening, clouds are expected to appear at medium and high altitudes in some areas, with a slight possibility of some thunderstorms forming in limited areas of the Kingdom, God willing, especially in parts of the southern regions.

On Monday, a noticeable drop in temperature and unstable weather conditions are expected.

On Monday, God willing, there will be a noticeable drop in temperatures compared to Sunday, with the weather becoming cooler over the high mountain areas compared to what it was in previous days, while it will be moderate in the rest of the regions.

The Kingdom will also be increasingly affected, God willing, by unstable weather conditions, which will cause thunderstorms to form in random areas, with a chance of thunderstorms from time to time, and which may be heavy at times in some geographical areas, especially the eastern desert regions, and may be accompanied by hail in some limited places.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, pleasant to moderate temperatures are expected across most regions, with a chance of rain in the eastern part of the Kingdom.

Temperatures will remain around average, and the weather will be generally pleasant to mild, with the possibility of thunderstorms during the afternoon hours in the east of the Kingdom.

On Thursday and Friday, temperatures will rise, and the weather will be warm to hot in all regions, God willing.

And God knows best.