Jordan: The Kingdom begins to be affected by a new third-degree depression (strong winds and heavy rain including the capital Amman in the coming hours)

Arab Weather App - The latest satellite images in Arab Weather indicate that the Kingdom has begun to be affected by a third-degree (moderate-high effectiveness) low-pressure system, as moderate to heavy rain is falling at this time on the far northern regions, especially the city of Irbid, while very dense fog is forming over the high mountain heights.

Rain clouds are expected to cross the capital, Amman, in the coming period, bringing showers of rain that will sometimes be heavy and accompanied by strong winds.

A cold front will cross the Kingdom in the coming hours, and the peak of the low pressure system's impact will be (strong winds and heavy rain).

The low-pressure system will gradually intensify during the afternoon and evening as a highly active cold front crosses the Kingdom, starting from the north. This will cause overcast skies, with widespread and increasingly heavy rainfall expected from the north towards the central regions. The rain will be particularly intense, with a high probability of lightning, thunder, and hail.

The winds will be strong, with severe gusts ranging between 90–100 km/h during the passage of this air front, which will stir up very dense dust waves in the eastern desert, including the Baghdad International Road.

And God knows best.