Jordan experiences first summer heat wave
Jordan is preparing to be affected by its first hot air mass of the summer 2026, with forecasts predicting a significant rise in temperatures starting from the end of the week, peaking in early August. Temperatures in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba are expected to exceed 44°C during midday, while in Amman and the mountainous regions, they will range between 36-39°C, with the heat feeling even more intense due to solar radiation. This mass will bring sunny and hot weather with limited wind activity, which may stir up some light dust. Health authorities warn of the need to be cautious about direct sun exposure, especially during peak hours, and anticipate increased demand for water and electricity. Temperatures are expected to gradually decrease at the beginning of the following week.
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