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Jordan Anticipates First Extension of Siberian High-Pressure System: When?

Jordan Anticipates First Extension of Siberian High-Pressure System: When?

Jordan will be affected in the coming days by the first extension of the Siberian high-pressure system, leading to significant changes in the weather. The changes in the weather conditions include a drop in temperatures, with occasional active southeast winds that notably enhance the feeling of cold.

It is expected that temperatures will decrease on Monday and Tuesday, becoming around average for this time of year or slightly higher. Additionally, a noticeable decrease in actual temperatures is expected due to the eastern winds, with cold weather prevailing in high mountainous areas, and relatively cold weather in other regions. The southeast winds will be moderate, becoming active at times.

There will also be a drop in nighttime temperatures, resulting in generally cold weather across most areas, becoming very cold at dawn in desert regions, eastern plains, and the peaks of Al-Sharah Mountains, with a possibility of frost formation. Humidity levels will rise later in the night in some areas of the desert and eastern plains, leading to fog formation.

The influence of the Siberian high-pressure system on Jordan will deepen on the night of Tuesday/Wednesday, bringing noticeably cold weather in most areas and extremely cold weather at dawn in several high mountainous regions and desert areas.

Expect severe cold at dawn over some high mountainous areas and desert regions, with a possibility of frost formation, where minimum temperatures may drop below 5 degrees Celsius in high altitudes while nearing zero degrees Celsius in parts of the desert. The Siberian high will continue to impact Jordan, leading to another drop in temperatures and gradually increasing cloud amounts at high altitudes. The weather will be cold over the mountainous areas and relatively cold in other regions, with moderate to active southeast winds, contributing to an enhanced feeling of cold.

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