Jordan: This is what awaits the Kingdom's atmosphere tonight and in the coming days

Arab Weather - Dusty conditions prevailed in the early hours of the day, preceding the Kingdom being affected in the afternoon by a second-degree (normal) low-pressure system. Rain fell on the north and center of the Kingdom, sometimes heavy and accompanied by thunder and local hail showers. Meanwhile, rain continues to fall on parts of the north of the Kingdom, and it is expected to reach some southern regions.

Tonight's forecast, God willing:

The weather on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning will be cold and partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy, with rain expected, God willing, in the north and center of the Kingdom and parts of Karak and Tafila. The rain will be accompanied by thunder and hail showers in parts of the north and center of the Kingdom during the early evening hours.

Thursday, January 29, 2026: Remnants of the second-degree (normal) low-pressure system will persist, bringing cold and mostly cloudy weather with a chance of scattered showers during the day.

Temperatures will be around average to slightly above, with cool and partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy conditions. There is a possibility of scattered showers, God willing, in parts of the north and center of the Kingdom. The weather will tend to stabilize during the afternoon and evening hours, and the winds will be moderate westerly.

During the evening and night hours of Thursday/Friday, the weather will be generally cold, with the appearance of medium and high clouds, and the winds will be light and southeasterly.

Friday, January 30, 2026: A noticeable rise in temperatures and a noticeable increase in dust-raising winds in various regions during the afternoon and evening hours.

Temperatures will rise significantly, becoming 5-7 degrees Celsius above average, and the weather will be less cold than in previous days, with a gradual increase in dust levels in the atmosphere in various regions and the appearance of medium and high clouds. The winds will be moderate southwesterly, becoming active during the afternoon and evening hours and causing dust storms in various regions with varying intensity.

And God knows best.