Jordan | Apparent temperatures drop below zero degrees Celsius at dawn and Monday morning… Learn the difference between them and the expected temperature

Arab Weather - With the expected deepening of the Siberian cold wave tonight and tomorrow morning, Monday, it is expected, God willing, that there will be an additional decrease in temperatures tonight and the minimum temperature, which is recorded with sunrise, to approach zero degrees Celsius in large areas of the Kingdom and lower than that in the eastern parts.

Feeling temperatures drop below zero degrees Celsius at dawn and Monday morning

The outputs of the weather models in "Arab Weather", which specialize in reading surface factors and temperatures close to the Earth's surface, indicate that the perceived temperatures that we feel will be lower than the recorded or actual temperature, and it is expected that the feeling of coldness will increase significantly due to the easterly winds.

To further clarify the picture, temperatures are expected to reach one degree Celsius in the capital Amman at dawn tomorrow, Monday, while the temperature we feel is expected to be minus 1 degree Celsius.

Experts said that the perceived temperature is affected by several factors, including:

• Individuals respond differently to heat based on their skin type and sensitivity. Some may be more sensitive to heat than others, making them feel hotter at lower temperatures.
• Also, physical activity between one person and another, as heat production in the body increases, making it feel hotter even at relatively low temperatures.
• The type of clothing a person wears can affect how hot they feel. For example, heavy clothing can trap heat.

Why do eastern winds make you feel colder?

Experts explain the reason for the double feeling of cold, as the eastern winds that accompany the extension of the Siberian High are dry and come from a continental source devoid of water bodies, and therefore are cold and dry, and when they come into contact with objects, they increase their coldness significantly and doubly.