Cold weather in Jordan
Cold weather persists in Jordan as temperatures gradually rise
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The Jordan Meteorological Department said in its detailed forecast that the coming days will bring stable weather conditions, accompanied by a slight and gradual rise in temperatures.
On Saturday, cold conditions are expected to prevail during the daytime across most regions, while the weather will be milder in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba.
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Low clouds are forecast, along with morning fog over highlands and plains. Temperatures are expected to drop sharply at night, with very cold conditions setting in.
The department warned on Saturday of reduced horizontal visibility due to fog during the early morning and late-night hours. It also cautioned against the formation of frost during the early morning hours over high mountain peaks, urging drivers and farmers to take necessary precautions.
Gradual warming from Sunday
Starting Sunday, temperatures are forecast to rise slightly, while remaining cold across most governorates and mild in low-lying and tourist areas, including the Dead Sea and Aqaba. South-easterly winds are expected to pick up, which may increase the feeling of cold, with fog warnings continuing for high elevations during the morning hours.
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Monday and Tuesday outlook
A further slight increase in temperatures is expected on Monday. Cold weather will persist during the day in mountainous areas, while conditions will remain mild in the Jordan Valley. High-altitude clouds are forecast, with moderate south-easterly winds that may become active at times.
By Tuesday, temperatures are expected to continue rising, though the weather will remain generally cold, particularly over highlands, and mild in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba.
The department noted that nighttime temperatures will remain low in the coming days, advising continued use of heating and warm clothing, especially during hours without sunshine.
