AMMAN — According to the
latest weather maps and
computer simulations, a hot air mass is expected to sweep in from the Arabian Peninsula,
starting on Wednesday. This will result in a heatwave, with its impact
deepening in the Kingdom on Thursday and showing signs of persisting into the
following week.
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Temperatures are projected to rise significantly on
Wednesday,
surpassing the average for this time of year by approximately 4-6
degrees Celsius. The weather will generally be hot and dry across most areas of
the kingdom, intensifying to extreme heat during midday and afternoon hours in
the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba, Saraya News reported. Expect some
clouds at moderate altitudes.
Nighttime temperatures to increase
Nighttime temperatures will noticeably increase, making the
weather even hotter and drier than usual in various regions. However,
temperatures are expected to gradually moderate in the late hours, particularly
in high mountainous areas.
Further temperature increases are anticipated on Thursday
and Friday, with temperatures surpassing the average for this time of year by
around 6-8 degrees Celsius.
During this period, the weather will be
hot and dry in most areas of the Kingdom. In many major parts of the Kingdom, temperatures will
reach 30 degrees Celsius and above, while Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba
will soar in the mid-forties, resulting in extremely hot conditions.
Moreover, winds will be moderate, occasionally becoming
active in the southern parts of the Kingdom. By the evening and night hours,
the winds will shift to moderate northwesterly, accompanied by gusts at times.
To stay safe and comfortable, it is advised to avoid
prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, increase fluid intake with
cold beverages and refreshments even if not feeling thirsty, ensure sanitizers and flammable
materials are not left inside vehicles, and be cautious not to leave children
unattended in vehicles, even for short periods. Additionally, be mindful of the
presence of insects and reptiles.
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