JMD Issues Storm Warning for Jordan

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Jordan Braces for Weather Changes: Rain, Cold, and Wind Expected

Upcoming Weather Patterns

AMMAN — On Monday, Jordan is poised to experience a significant shift in weather due to a low-pressure system situated east of Cyprus. This system is anticipated to bring a mix of chilly and overcast conditions, along with renewed rainfall across both northern and central regions of the country. The Jordan Meteorological Department (JMD) has also indicated that parts of the eastern areas and southwestern highlands will be affected.

Rainfall and Thunderstorms

As outlined by JMD, the rain patterns are expected to intensify, especially in the northern and central areas, with conditions also impacting the southwest. There are forecasts that some rain may come down heavily at times, potentially mixed with thunderstorms and even hail in certain locations. This kind of weather can significantly affect outdoor activities and may also pose hazards on the roads.

Wind and Dust Concerns

Alongside the rainfall, westerly winds will be quite strong, with gusts expected to reach between 60 and 70 kilometers per hour. These vigorous winds can stir up dust in desert regions, creating visibility challenges. As nighttime approaches, the intensity of the rainfall is expected to decrease gradually, although cloud cover will likely linger.

Temperatures and Regional Differences

On Tuesday, a cold atmosphere will prevail across most of Jordan, but areas such as the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba are predicted to experience milder conditions. Morning clouds will form at various elevations, accompanying the possibility of light rain showers in northern and central parts of the kingdom.

Wednesday is set to bring a slight uptick in temperatures, although the overall cold weather will remain dominant. Locations along the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba are expected to continue enjoying relatively warmer conditions, with cloud cover and moderate southwesterly winds expected throughout the day.

Monday’s Expected Temperature Ranges

The JMD has forecast temperature ranges for Monday, predicting lows from 5°C to 9°C in Amman, while Aqaba will see temperatures between 12°C and 20°C. This variability highlights the contrasting weather experiences across different regions of the kingdom.

Municipal Preparedness

In light of the forthcoming weather changes, the Greater Amman Municipality (GAM) is taking proactive measures. Spokesperson Nasser Rahamneh announced that the municipality is currently on maximum alert as the low-pressure system approaches. Crews have been deployed since Saturday, ready to address any incidents or reports routed through the Tlaa Al Ali emergency operations room. This level of preparedness is vital for ensuring public safety during adverse weather conditions.

Conclusion

As Jordan navigates these impending weather patterns, residents are encouraged to stay informed about the latest updates from the JMD and to take necessary precautions, especially in areas that may experience heavy rain and strong winds.

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