Spring weather returns to the Kingdom at the end of the week, with temperatures in the twenties in various regions on Friday and Saturday.

Arab Weather - Meteorologists at the Arabia Weather Center said that the latest computer maps, particularly those specializing in weather system movement, indicate that spring weather will prevail across the Kingdom on Friday and Saturday, with temperatures around average for this time of year, i.e., in the twenties in the capital, Amman.

Spring weather and temperatures in the twenties in various regions of the Kingdom on Friday and Saturday.

Spring-like weather will prevail during the daytime, with pleasant to moderate and sunny conditions in most areas, with some low clouds appearing in the north of the Kingdom, and a possibility of rain showers in limited areas. Maximum temperatures will be between the early and mid-20s Celsius in most cities and regions of the Kingdom, including the eastern neighborhoods of the capital, Amman.

Relatively hot weather (temperatures exceeding 30°C) in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba.

As for the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, temperatures are expected to reach the thirties in these areas, and even reach the mid-thirties in several parts of the Jordan Valley, especially the southern ones, amid relatively hot weather suitable for outdoor activities, gatherings, and trips, especially during the evening and night hours, God willing.

Large temperature differences between day and night, and cold weather over the eastern mountains and plains.

Significant temperature differences between day and night are expected, ranging between 10-12 degrees Celsius, and even higher in desert areas due to the significant radiation cooling in those regions. Accordingly, a warning is issued regarding the risks of temperature differences and cold weather during the night.

The weather will be relatively cold throughout the Kingdom during the late nights and early morning hours, especially over the high mountainous areas, the eastern plains, and the southern desert. This will coincide with a rise in surface humidity, which calls for wearing a coat to accommodate the expected relative coolness of the weather at night.

And God knows best.