Jordan: A hot air mass is approaching the Kingdom midweek. What are the temperatures in Amman?

Arab Weather - The latest weather maps showing the movement of air masses in the lower atmosphere show that the Kingdom will gradually be affected, starting Tuesday, by a relatively hot to hot air mass originating from the Arabian Peninsula, leading to a significant rise in temperatures across various regions.

Monday:
The air mass will begin to have an indirect effect, with temperatures rising by approximately two degrees Celsius above their usual levels. The weather will be relatively hot across most regions, while it will be hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, Aqaba, and desert areas, with moderate northwesterly winds.

Tuesday and Wednesday:
The hot air mass is deepening into the Kingdom's atmosphere, bringing an additional rise in temperatures, which will be approximately 4-6 degrees Celsius above their usual average. The summer weather will be relatively hot to hot in most areas, with extreme heat in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Amman is expected to record a high of around 36 degrees Celsius, perhaps slightly higher in the eastern parts of the capital, while temperatures may exceed 40 degrees Celsius in the Jordan Valley and desert regions.

According to the Arab Weather team, this hot air mass is not expected to rise to the level of a "heat wave." This is due to the absence of meteorological criteria associated with the term heat wave, such as temperatures continuing to rise significantly above average for several consecutive days. Additionally, the influence of northwesterly ocean currents continues to limit the penetration of hot air into the Kingdom's atmosphere.

And God knows best.