Jordan | Winter bid farewell to the Kingdom in an atmosphere closer to spring

Weather of Arabia - The spring season begins for meteorology on a fixed date every year, which is (1) March, and it is the beginning that was determined based on climatic patterns, and it is expected that the winter season will end with an atmosphere that can be said to be closer to spring in the Kingdom.

And in the details, the weather maps in the Arab Regional Weather Center indicate an increase in the Kingdom’s vulnerability to the warm mass on Monday and Tuesday (the last days of the climatic winter season), as the measured temperatures tend to rise further, as the maximum temperatures are between the early and mid-twenties Celsius in most cases. The main cities of the Kingdom, and thus become higher than their rates for this time of the year by about 6-8 degrees Celsius, and the weather will be sunny and pleasant in the mountainous heights, and warm in the rest of the regions, including the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba.

As a result of the differences in atmospheric pressure values, moderate southeasterly winds are expected to blow, sometimes active, especially over mountain heights and open areas.

More warm air flows towards the end of the week

And the same outputs of computer forecasts in the Arab Regional Weather Center indicate the flow of more warm air currents coming across the African continent towards Jordan, starting on Wednesday (the first day of spring in meteorology), as temperatures continue to rise and continue to be higher than their rates for such a time. much of the year.

The weather will be warm in most regions and cities of the Kingdom, while it will be hot in the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea.

Less cold nights than usual are coming in Jordan

The night temperatures continue to rise during the coming days and are warmer than their rates for this time of the year, and the weather is less cold than before and relatively cold over the high mountain heights and the eastern plains, and pleasant in the rest of the regions.

God knows.