Jordan: A new weather system will affect the Kingdom mid-week, God willing.

Arab Weather - The weather will remain cold on Saturday in various parts of the Kingdom, with clouds appearing at different altitudes. There is a chance of scattered showers in limited areas. The weather will be temporarily stable on Sunday and Monday before a new low-pressure system arrives mid-week, God willing, bringing significant cold, rain, and strong winds.

Based on the above, the weather forecast for the coming days, God willing, is as follows:

Saturday 10/1/2026: Cold weather will prevail in general, with clouds appearing, and there is a possibility of rain showers in limited areas. Fog will also form over the high mountain peaks, especially in the morning.

Sunday, January 11, 2026: Temperatures will rise slightly, and the weather will be relatively cold and mostly sunny, with the possibility of fog forming in the morning in parts of the eastern plains and the northern desert.

Monday, January 12, 2026: Temperatures will decrease, and the weather will remain cold with scattered clouds, especially in the north of the Kingdom, with a gradual increase in southwesterly winds, ahead of a new low-pressure system.

During the night hours of Monday/Tuesday and the dawn of Tuesday: The Kingdom will be gradually affected, God willing, by a new low-pressure system, with rain falling initially in the northern regions, then later extending to the central regions, including the capital Amman. The rain will be heavy at times, accompanied by showers of hail, and a noticeable increase in wind speed.

On Tuesday, January 13, 2026, the Kingdom will be under the influence of a low-pressure system, leading to a significant and noticeable drop in temperatures. Very cold, cloudy, and rainy weather will prevail in many areas, with heavy rain accompanied by hail, which may lead to the flow of valleys and streams, the formation of torrents, and a rise in water levels in some areas, coinciding with a significant increase in wind speed.

And God knows best.