No Heat Waves in Jordan, Record Temps in Europe
The Wasan Regional Center anticipates that moderate weather will persist in Jordan and the Levant until next Tuesday, with pleasant to mild conditions, especially over the highlands and plains, along with relatively cool temperatures during the nighttime. It indicated that there are chances of unseasonal rain showers in northwest Syria and its coast, accompanied by near-autumnal weather that is unusual for this time of year. The center clarified that temperatures are expected to rise slightly mid and late next week, but will remain within or below average, particularly in mountainous areas. It also denied any indications of severe heatwaves until the end of the first third of August, confirming that the upcoming mild weather is unusual for this summer, and that describing a heatwave in eastern Syria or the eastern desert is scientifically inaccurate, as these areas experience typical summer temperatures. Conversely, the center warned of a very intense heatwave expected to hit most of Europe at the beginning of August, with the possibility of record temperatures reaching approximately 50°C, which could set a new climate record.
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