Jordan | The Kingdom is affected by an autumn air mass that causes changes in the weather with the beginning of autumn astronomically

Arab Weather - The latest data outputs received from the computer simulation for monitoring the movements of air masses indicate that the Kingdom will be affected by a pleasant and humid autumn air mass during the first days of the astronomical fall season (Sunday), as temperatures will drop slightly and be about 3 degrees Celsius below their usual rates.

Astronomically, autumn begins with pleasant to moderate weather in various regions of the Kingdom.

In detail, the autumnal equinox of 2024 falls on Sunday, September 22 at 06:44 GMT. On this day, the length of day and night is equal across the globe, marking the beginning of astronomical autumn in the northern hemisphere and the beginning of spring in the southern hemisphere.

Coinciding with the autumnal equinox, the Kingdom will be affected by an autumnal air mass on Sunday, with temperatures dropping and falling below average for this time of year. Autumnal weather will prevail, tending to be cold in the early morning hours, and moderate in temperature in various regions for the rest of the day (mild over the mountains) with the appearance of low clouds. There is a possibility of scattered showers of rain concentrated in the north of the Kingdom. The winds will continue to be northwesterly, moderate in speed, and will pick up in the afternoon.

Relatively cold weather at night with the first days of autumn astronomically

The weather tends to be cold in the early night hours, but becomes relatively cold in the late night and early morning, especially over the mountainous highlands and eastern plains.

Surface humidity levels will gradually increase, and the weather will become humid. The winds will be northwesterly, light to moderate in speed, sometimes active in some areas, especially in the early evening. It is recommended to wear a light coat to accommodate the relatively cool weather in the dawn and early morning hours.

God knows best.