Jordan: Weather and rainfall forecast for the first week of February 2026

Arab Weather - Arab Weather forecasts indicate that the weather in Jordan during the first week of February 2026 will be noticeably unstable. At the beginning of the week, a significant rise in temperatures is expected, leading to warm conditions. This will be followed by a marked change in weather patterns, characterized by a sharp drop in temperatures and rainfall. Towards the end of the week, temperatures are expected to rise again.

Summary of weather and rainfall forecasts for the first week of February 2026

Sunday, February 1, 2026: Temperatures will rise further, becoming warmer than usual by about 9-11 degrees Celsius, with moderate temperatures, and dusty conditions in some areas during the afternoon hours.

Monday, February 2, 2026: Temperatures will decrease, but will remain 5-7 degrees Celsius above average. The weather will remain generally mild during the afternoon and evening, especially in low-lying areas.

Tuesday, February 3, 2026: Temperatures will decrease, becoming around average for this time of year. The Kingdom will be affected by a low-pressure system classified as a normal second-degree depression, with rain falling in the north and center of the Kingdom, sometimes heavy, extending towards parts of the east and south of the country.

Active northwesterly to westerly winds will blow during the day, accompanied by strong gusts and stirring up dust storms in the desert regions and eastern plains.

Wednesday, February 4, 2026: The low-pressure system will end, and temperatures will rise slightly to be around average for this time of year. The weather will be cool with scattered clouds, and the winds will be light to moderate westerly.

Thursday, February 5, 2026 : Temperatures will rise, but southeasterly winds will be active, increasing the feeling of cold, especially in the early morning hours.

Friday, February 6, 2026: Temperatures will rise further, resulting in moderate weather during the afternoon hours in various regions.

And God knows best.