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Mild Conditions Forecast Nationwide; Low-Lying Regions Expect Seasonal Warming Trend

24/05/2026 | 08:24:11

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Mild Conditions Forecast Nationwide; Low-Lying Regions Expect Seasonal Warming Trend

Amman, May 24 (Petra) - Mild weather will prevail across most of Jordan today, Sunday, while moderate temperatures are expected to continue throughout the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Moderate northwesterly winds will blow nationwide, picking up at intervals.

This atmospheric pattern will hold into Monday, maintaining mild temperatures over the highlands and plains, while conditions will turn relatively hot in the low-lying rifts and coastal Aqaba. The Jordan Meteorological Department reported that this trend will carry into Tuesday and Wednesday, keeping the mountainous and urban zones moderate, while the southern valleys and coast see a steady seasonal warming alongside occasionally brisk northwesterly winds.

Today's temperature ranges place East Amman between 24 and 13 degrees Celsius, and West Amman between 22 and 11 degrees Celsius. The northern highlands will record a high of 20 degrees Celsius and a low of 9 degrees Celsius, the Sharrah Mountains will see 21 and 8 degrees Celsius, the Badia desert regions 27 and 14 degrees Celsius, and the plains 24 and 13 degrees Celsius. In the warmer zones, the Northern Jordan Valley will range from 32 to 16 degrees Celsius, the Southern Jordan Valley will hit 35 and 19 degrees Celsius, the Dead Sea will record 34 and 18 degrees Celsius, and the Gulf of Aqaba will reach a maximum of 35 degrees Celsius before dropping to 20 degrees Celsius overnight.

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