Al-Jafr records 15.8 mm rain in 72 hours
The Al-Jafr area recorded the highest rainfall rate in Jordan over a 72-hour period, reaching 15.8 millimeters. This was caused by the atmospheric instability resulting from the Red Sea low-pressure system that has affected the kingdom for the past three days. The Meteorological Department expects the precipitation to resume and intensify after Sunday afternoon, with a likelihood of heavy rain, lightning, thunder, and hail. Warnings have been issued about the potential formation of floods in valleys and low-lying areas. Advice includes exercising caution on roads, avoiding wadis, and staying alert as the weather condition is expected to continue until after Monday afternoon. Reports indicate that the situation has led to a halt in the pumping of Dissi water and has impacted water distribution in Amman. There are also warnings of reduced visibility due to dust, especially in the desert areas.
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