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The Jordanian Meteorological Department explains that the current rise in temperatures is due to a hot air mass coming from the Arabian Peninsula. However, it is not classified as a heatwave, as the temperature increase ranges between 3 and 4 degrees above normal, and this trend is expected to continue until mid-next week. Temperatures in Amman have reached around 37°C, while in Aqaba they reach up to 43°C. It is expected that the temperatures will start to decline from Sunday. The report also indicated that this summer has been milder compared to previous years. The Meteorological Department urged citizens to avoid direct exposure to the sun and to drink plenty of fluids during this hot period.
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