Jordan: Drastic weather changes and unstable conditions will bring thunderstorms to several areas at the end of the week.

Arab Weather - God willing, stable weather is expected on Tuesday and Wednesday, with a gradual decrease in temperatures compared to what is happening these days.

Unstable weather conditions will develop during the weekend, during which the chances of thunderstorms will increase in several regions of the Kingdom. These rains will be heavy in narrow and random geographical areas, including the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea region, leading to the formation of flash floods, torrents, and flash floods.

Here are the details of the daily weather forecast according to the latest updates:

Wednesday : A drop in temperatures and pleasant to moderate weather during the day and relatively cold at night in the cities, while it will be warm in the Jordan Valley and Aqaba.

Thursday : Pleasant to moderate weather during the day with the appearance of medium and high clouds. There is a possibility of scattered showers of rain at night in limited areas, while it will be warm in the Jordan Valley and Aqaba.

Friday : Unstable weather conditions and thunderstorms with rain in several parts of the Kingdom, including the Dead Sea region, the Jordan Valley and the adjacent mountains, which increases the likelihood of flash floods and the flow of valleys and streams.

Saturday : Unstable weather conditions and thunderstorms in parts of the Kingdom. The unstable weather conditions will continue to affect many regions of the Kingdom, resulting in thunderstorms.

Recommendations to cancel all outdoor activities and trips

Due to weather forecasts indicating that the Kingdom will be affected by unstable weather conditions at the end of the week, accompanied by the possibility of heavy thunderstorms that may lead to the formation of flash floods and a rise in water levels in a number of regions.

The Arab Weather Center recommends cancelling all trips and outdoor activities in all regions of the Kingdom, especially in the Jordan Valley and Dead Sea areas, starting from the end of the week until the unstable weather conditions end.

And God knows best.