Arab weather - temperatures continue to rise on Friday, as it approaches the 20 ° C barrier in the capital, Amman, and Jordanian cities, due to an elevated air impact in all layers of the air on the atmosphere of the Kingdom, where the pleasant spring weather and mostly sunny is the most prominent title for Friday.
The output of the air maps issued Thursday morning, still indicates a rush of a relatively hot and dry air mass across the Egyptian desert and north of the Arabian Peninsula directly towards the Kingdom, on Saturday and Sunday, in the introduction to a five-way depression that gradually affects Sunday and Monday.
As the temperature rises significantly and significantly on Saturday, it becomes great around the 25 ° C barrier in the afternoon, in Amman and Jordanian cities, and at the beginning of the thirties Celsius in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea and Aqaba, and the winds gradually shift to southeastern, which is active at night, as it raises dust and dust.
The temperature continues to rise on Sunday, as this relatively hot mass reaches its peak in the Kingdom, where the great jumps in Amman and Jordanian cities reach 30 degrees Celsius, which is thus higher than its usual rates relative to this time of the year up to ten degrees Celsius, with the emergence of formations of medium and high clouds The wind will turn to southwestern laden with dust coming from the Egyptian desert.
The same maps indicate that the temperature in the Dead Sea and Aqaba is expected to rise dramatically to exceed 35 ° C, and reach 38 ° C in the Southern Jordan Valley and Wadi Araba!
The same maps indicate that a sharp and sharp decrease in temperature is expected from Monday, as it returns and approaches its usual rates for this time from the beginning of April of each year, and continues to decline until the end of the week when the Kingdom and the region are likely to be affected by an air depression that brings cold and rain, God willing.
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