How to deepen valley weakening beyond Gulf capitals
Computational simulations at the Arab Weather Center indicate that the "Fawhun" phenomenon—where winds descend from mountain peaks into valleys—will lead to a sharp increase in temperatures in the Jordan Valley area on Friday, potentially reaching around 40°C. The Fawhun winds rapidly heat the air, which may cause temperatures in the Jordan Valley to be hotter than those in the Gulf capitals, where temperatures are expected to stay below 40°C. The mathematical processes reveal that descending air from high altitudes results in a noticeable rise in its temperature, thereby amplifying the increase in heat due to this phenomenon.
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