Successive rises in temperatures and spring weather suitable for trips and outdoor sessions in the coming days.

Arab Weather - Arab Weather experts are monitoring the latest computer modeling results for tracking and monitoring air mass movement, indicating that most regions of the Kingdom will be increasingly affected by a warm air mass at the end of this week and the beginning of next week. This will significantly and noticeably raise temperatures, making them more than 10 degrees Celsius higher than their normal average for this time of year.

Thursday, Ramadan 13th: Another rise in temperatures and pleasant to moderate spring weather with active surface winds.

God willing, temperatures are expected to rise on Thursday, becoming 7-9 degrees Celsius higher than average.

The weather tends to be slightly cool in the morning due to the active winds, but during the day it turns into a pleasant to moderate spring-like atmosphere in general, and relatively hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba.

Southeasterly winds are also expected to pick up on Thursday afternoon, causing dust storms of varying intensity, especially on some desert roads and eastern plains.

Spring weather in most regions this weekend, suitable for trips and breakfast outside.

According to experts, temperatures are expected to rise steadily over the coming days, with highs in the capital, Amman, expected to exceed the mid-twenties Celsius on Friday and Saturday and until the middle of next week, with generally moderate to warm spring weather prevailing. Meanwhile, highs are expected to exceed 30 degrees Celsius in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with relatively hot weather overall.

A significant rise in night temperatures compared to previous days.

This warm air mass will also significantly raise minimum temperatures compared to previous nights. The capital, Amman, is expected to record minimum temperatures of between 13-15 degrees Celsius, while they will be around 20 degrees Celsius in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba. And God knows best.