Jordan experiences hot air mass not classified as heatwave
The Meteorological Directorate reported that the kingdom is currently experiencing a hot air mass from the Arabian Peninsula, leading to a significant rise in temperatures over the past few days. Temperatures reached around 37°C in Amman and exceeded 43°C in Aqaba. They clarified that this increase does not qualify as a true heatwave, as the temperature rise has not exceeded 5°C above the average. The hot conditions are temporary and will begin to subside starting Sunday, although the hot weather will continue until mid-next week. The department advised avoiding direct exposure to the sun and increasing fluid intake to protect against the effects of the temperature rise.
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