Jordan | Cold weather and moist air currents on Tuesday and Wednesday, with a chance of scattered showers of rain in some areas

Arab weather - according to the latest weather map updates in the Arab Regional Weather Center, Jordan continues to be affected on Tuesday and Wednesday by the same very cold air mass that is stationed over the east of Turkish territory, as temperatures continue to be colder than their usual rates for this time of the year, and the weather is very cold in the morning with Frost formed in thin areas of the Kingdom, and during the rest of the day the weather continues to be cold in general, and it is necessary to continue wearing warm winter clothes.

Northwest winds of moderate speed are expected to blow on Wednesday, activating at intervals and leading to a remarkable increase in the feeling of coldness.

Moist western air currents and a chance for scattered showers of rain, Tuesday and Wednesday

Starting Monday afternoon and evening, the Kingdom will be affected by moist western air currents, as clouds multiply at medium and low altitudes, and there is a possibility of showers of rain in random geographical areas, concentrated in the south of the Kingdom, and some of these showers may be locally dear and accompanied by showers of hail in some areas.

There is a possibility, with the night hours, of intermittent snow showers on the peaks of the high mountain heights in the south of the Kingdom.

Clouds will continue to appear at medium and low altitudes on Wednesday, with the opportunity still ripe for local showers of rain in some separate areas of the Kingdom.

Very cold nights are stable and zero degrees Celsius continues to visit some regions of Jordan

And during the hours of the night and early morning, the characteristic of the weather remains that it is very cold in most regions of the Kingdom, and temperatures approach zero degrees Celsius over the mountain heights and some areas of the eastern plains, and frost is expected to form in separate regions of the Kingdom.

God knows.