jordan pulse : ​The Jordan Meteorological Department announced on Saturday that the Kingdom will gradually come under the influence of a mild wave of atmospheric instability starting Saturday night, with conditions expected to persist through Sunday evening. Cloud cover is forecasted to build across varying altitudes over northern, central, and southwestern areas of the country.
​Rain showers are expected to commence during late night hours in the northern region, spreading toward central and southwestern parts of the Kingdom by dawn and early Sunday morning. The precipitation is projected to range from light to moderate intensity, with localized thunderstorms possible in northern territories. The weather system will also feature active wind speeds across most regions, creating blowing dust primarily in the eastern and southern desert Badia areas.
​Meteorological officials warned of reduced horizontal visibility caused by dust in Badia zones, along with potential fog formation over high mountain elevations during late night and early morning hours. Authorities urged drivers to exercise caution on roads affected by rainfall to prevent skidding. The instability is projected to dissipate gradually after Sunday afternoon, bringing a return to stable weather conditions across most regions by Sunday evening.
​Addressing future weather patterns, the department stated that current numerical models and weather maps indicate no additional periods of instability in the immediate coming days. Officials highlighted that while summer instability events remain rare in Jordan, they remain possible, referencing a comparable unseasonal event recorded between August 10 and 13, 2025, which brought short-lived heavy downpours, thunderstorms, and localized flash flooding to southern and eastern parts of the Kingdom.
​Source: Rum News Agency / Al-Mamlaka

jordan pulse : ​The Jordan Meteorological Department announced on Saturday that the Kingdom will gradually come under the influence of a mild wave of atmospheric instability starting Saturday night, with conditions expected to persist through Sunday evening. Cloud cover is forecasted to build across varying altitudes over northern, central, and southwestern areas of the country.
​Rain showers are expected to commence during late night hours in the northern region, spreading toward central and southwestern parts of the Kingdom by dawn and early Sunday morning. The precipitation is projected to range from light to moderate intensity, with localized thunderstorms possible in northern territories. The weather system will also feature active wind speeds across most regions, creating blowing dust primarily in the eastern and southern desert Badia areas.
​Meteorological officials warned of reduced horizontal visibility caused by dust in Badia zones, along with potential fog formation over high mountain elevations during late night and early morning hours. Authorities urged drivers to exercise caution on roads affected by rainfall to prevent skidding. The instability is projected to dissipate gradually after Sunday afternoon, bringing a return to stable weather conditions across most regions by Sunday evening.
​Addressing future weather patterns, the department stated that current numerical models and weather maps indicate no additional periods of instability in the immediate coming days. Officials highlighted that while summer instability events remain rare in Jordan, they remain possible, referencing a comparable unseasonal event recorded between August 10 and 13, 2025, which brought short-lived heavy downpours, thunderstorms, and localized flash flooding to southern and eastern parts of the Kingdom.
​Source: Rum News Agency / Al-Mamlaka

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