Jordan: Relatively hot and dusty weather in most areas on Friday, and a pleasant mass of heat is expected early next week

Weather of Arabia - It is expected that Jordan will be affected on Friday by the Khamasini depression, which is expected to be concentrated on Friday afternoon to the north of Egypt, where another significant rise in temperatures will occur and become higher than the usual rates by about 7-9 degrees Celsius.

The Khamaseen weather conditions prevail in the Kingdom, so that the weather is relatively hot, dry and dusty in most regions of the Kingdom, and it is even hot to very hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba, with the appearance of clouds at medium and high altitudes.

The winds are southeasterly, with active speed, turning after noon hours to become southwesterly to active westerly, and lead to dust and dust in several regions of the Kingdom.

The five-pointed depression moves at night towards the basin of the island of Cyprus, in preparation for the eruption of a pleasant, relatively humid air mass.

And gradually the Kingdom passes in the hours after midnight (Friday / Saturday night) an air mass that is pleasant in temperature and relatively humid, so that a significant drop in temperatures occurs and the weather returns to become generally cold in several regions of the Kingdom, and quantities of clouds appear Medium and high, with the possibility of mud showers of rain in limited areas of the Kingdom.

On Saturday, temperatures will drop significantly, becoming several degrees below their usual rates for this time of the year.

And the weather returns to become moderate in temperature in most regions, with the appearance of clouds at different heights, and local showers of rain are likely in limited areas of the Kingdom. The winds are generally westerly to northwesterly, moderate in speed, with occasional active gusts that stir dust and dust in the desert areas.

And the temperatures continue to decrease significantly at night hours, so that the weather is generally relatively cold in most regions.

God knows.