Autumn Weather Brings Rain, Then Rising Temperatures
Translated & summarized from Arab48 by baba
Autumn weather is expected to bring scattered rain and thunderstorms on Tuesday, followed by a significant drop in temperatures. The forecast then shifts to rising temperatures throughout the week, leading to hot, summer-like conditions by Saturday, particularly in the Jordan Valley and coastal areas. Authorities have warned of potential flash floods and road hazards.
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- Scattered rain and thunderstorms expected Tuesday, with temperatures dropping.
- Temperatures to rise steadily from Wednesday onwards.
- Hot, summer-like conditions predicted by Saturday.
- Authorities warn of flash floods and road hazards.
Forecasters predict a shift in weather patterns starting Tuesday, with partly cloudy to cloudy skies and a chance of scattered rain showers, particularly in eastern and southern regions, possibly accompanied by thunderstorms. Temperatures are expected to drop significantly, falling about 5 degrees Celsius below the seasonal average, leading to mild autumn conditions during the day and refreshing evenings and nights, especially in mountainous areas. Late-night hours will become relatively cool. Winds will be light to moderate from the southwest to northwest, with light to moderate sea waves.
On Wednesday, the weather will be partly cloudy to clear and moderate across most areas, with temperatures rising slightly above average. Daytime conditions will remain generally moderate. Winds will be light to moderate from the northeast to northwest, with light to moderate sea waves.
Thursday is forecast to be partly cloudy to clear and moderate, with another temperature increase, reaching about 3 degrees Celsius above average. Winds will be light to moderate from the west to northwest, with light to moderate sea waves.
Friday will see clear, almost summery daytime conditions with little temperature change. Coastal and lowland areas will be warmer than average, while the Jordan Valley will be hot. Nights will be refreshing in the lowlands and coastal areas, but remain hot in the Jordan Valley.
By Saturday, temperatures will rise slightly, bringing relatively hot to hot summer-like conditions during the day, including in mountainous and elevated regions. Coastal and lowland areas will be notably hot, and the Jordan Valley will experience very hot weather. Nights will be refreshing to relatively cool in mountainous areas, and less cool in lowlands and coastal regions.
The Meteorological Department issued a warning on Tuesday for citizens to be aware of potential flash floods in valleys and low-lying areas, especially in the south and east. They also cautioned about the risk of vehicles skidding on wet roads.
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