Temperatures Drop With Rain Chances Through Weekend

Cool weather is expected to continue in the coming days, with temperatures remaining below average, accompanied by partly cloudy skies and a chance of scattered rain showers, particularly in the north. On Friday, temperatures will dip slightly further, about five degrees Celsius below their annual average. The day will be partly cloudy with a possibility of localized rain in various areas, concentrated in the northern regions. Evening and night will bring a more intense chill, especially in mountainous areas, with moderate west to northwest winds that will occasionally pick up. The sea will be moderately rough. On Saturday, temperatures will rise slightly, with continued partly cloudy skies and a persistent chance of local rain showers in some areas, alongside varying amounts of clouds at different altitudes. Despite the increase, temperatures will remain slightly below average, and cool conditions will persist at night, particularly in mountainous areas. Winds will be light to moderate from the northwest to northeast, and the sea will be calm. On Sunday, temperatures will stabilize with no significant change, remaining slightly below the annual average. The day will be partly cloudy, with cool conditions in the morning in the Jordan Valley. Evenings and nights will be cool, with pleasant and refreshing weather in mid to high mountainous areas, before becoming relatively colder in the late night hours. In a related development, the Meteorological Department warned citizens of the possibility of flash floods and inundation in valleys and low-lying areas, especially in the eastern and southern regions. They also urged caution while driving on roads experiencing rainfall due to the risk of skidding.