In light of the expected hot weather, learn about the highest temperature recorded by the Kingdom in April over the past years.

Arab Weather - The Kingdom began to be affected by a hot air mass today, Tuesday, with a front of a Khamaseen depression. Temperatures are expected to continue rising today, with a maximum temperature expected in the capital, Amman, of 33°C, while extremely hot weather is expected to prevail in the Jordan Valley and Aqaba regions, with expected temperatures between 38-41°C.

As for tomorrow, Wednesday, temperatures are expected to rise further, with temperatures expected to be more than 10 degrees Celsius higher than usual, with a maximum temperature expected in the capital of 34-36 degrees Celsius, while temperatures are expected to exceed 40 degrees Celsius in the Jordan Valley and Aqaba.

The highest temperature recorded by the Kingdom in April in recent years

In light of the expected hot weather, we review, according to the Kingdom's climate archive, the highest temperatures recorded in the Kingdom and the capital, Amman, in April over the past years. According to data from the Meteorological Department, the highest temperature recorded in April in the capital, Amman, was on April 24, 1928, reaching 39.2°C at Amman Civil Airport.

While the highest maximum temperature in the Kingdom was recorded in the city of Aqaba, reaching 44.7°C on 4/23/1959, 66 years ago.