Hot air mass increases temperatures by 5 degrees
The Kingdom of Jordan is affected by a hot air mass coming from the Arabian Peninsula, which has led to temperatures rising to levels approximately 4-5 degrees Celsius above the usual climatic averages. Meteorologists expect the effects of this air mass to continue until the end of the week, with temperatures reaching around 36°C in Amman and 41°C in Aqaba. There are warnings about reduced visibility due to dust, as well as advice to stay hydrated and be cautious of prolonged exposure to the sun. Starting from Friday, temperatures will increase further, exceeding the average, but will gradually decline over the weekend while the hot weather persists in the desert areas.
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