Jordan experiences hot air mass not a heatwave
The Jordan Meteorological Department confirmed that the kingdom is experiencing a hot air mass coming from the Arabian Peninsula, which has led to a noticeable rise in temperatures. However, it is not a true heatwave, as the temperatures do not exceed average levels by more than 3 to 4 degrees and are expected to last less than three days. Various areas have experienced intense heat, with Amman recording 37°C and Aqaba 43°C. Temperatures are expected to gradually decrease starting from Sunday, although the hot weather will continue until mid-next week. The weather department advised citizens to avoid direct exposure to the sun and to increase their fluid intake, noting that temperatures will remain high until mid-week before returning to their normal ranges.
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