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What will weather be like this weekend in Jordan?

Published :  
26-06-2025 06:01|

The Jordan Meteorological Department has issued the national weather forecast from Thursday through Sunday, highlighting a gradual rise in temperatures and widespread hot conditions; particularly in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Authorities warned of direct sun exposure during peak hours.

Thursday

  • Daytime: Relatively hot in most areas, and hot in the [desert](w) regions, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Moderate northwesterly winds are expected.
  • Nighttime: Mild conditions in most regions, with relatively hot weather persisting in low-lying areas. Winds will be light.

Warning: Risk of direct sun exposure at midday in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, Aqaba, and desert areas.

Friday

A slight increase in temperatures is expected.

  • Daytime: Hot across much of the Kingdom, and very hot in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Moderate northwesterly winds will prevail.
  • Nighttime: Mild over highlands and relatively hot elsewhere.

Warning: Avoid direct sunlight during midday hours, especially in low-lying regions.

Saturday

Temperatures will climb 4–5°C above seasonal averages.

  • Daytime: Hot in most parts of the country and very hot in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Moderate northwesterly winds will become occasionally active.
  • Nighttime: Generally mild, though the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba will remain relatively hot.

Warning: Prolonged sun exposure poses health risks, especially in low-altitude areas.

Sunday

A slight drop in temperatures, though levels will remain above seasonal norms.

  • Daytime: Hot across most areas, very hot in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Intermittent northwesterly winds may become gusty in the eastern desert, potentially causing dust.
  • Nighttime: Mild conditions overall, with lingering heat in the lowlands.

Warnings:

  • Continued danger from midday sun exposure.
  • Possible reduced visibility due to dust, particularly in eastern regions.