Heatwave continues until Thursday
Heatwave
Amman - Fana News
A slight rise in temperatures is expected on Tuesday as the Kingdom will remain under the impact of the heatwave until Thursday, bringing hot conditions across much areas of the country and pushing mercury levels 5-6 degrees above their annual average.
According to the Jordan Meteorological Department (JMD), daytime temperatures expected for today in Amman will reach 38 degrees Celsius, while in the Gulf of Aqaba they will jump to 45. At night, mercury levels will cool down reaching 25 degrees in the capital and dropping to 31 in Aqaba.
Source : Fana News
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