Kingdom experiences 72-hour rainfall
The unstable weather situation in Jordan, caused by a Red Sea low-pressure system, has led to heavy rainfall over the past three days. The Al-Jafr area recorded the highest total, with 15.8 mm over 72 hours, followed by Al-Qatrana with 6 mm, and Tafilah with 5.5 mm. The meteorological forecasts anticipate continued scattered showers, especially in the southern and eastern regions, with a possibility of intense downpours, hail, and the formation of flash floods in valleys and low-lying areas. Additionally, southeast winds are expected to strengthen, potentially stirring up dust, and drivers are advised to be cautious due to the hazards on the roads. The unstable conditions are expected to persist until Monday.
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