ArabiaWeather reported that the hot air mass expected to affect Jordan starting Wednesday is considered temporary and weak in its impact. 

It is expected that temperatures in the eastern part of the capital, Amman, will exceed the 37°C mark. 

Additionally, ArabiaWeather stated that weather data indicate a rise in temperatures on Wednesday across various regions of Jordan, with generally hot summer weather becoming extremely hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba, continuing its effect on Thursday and Friday.

Decrease in the hot air mass

Temperatures are expected to gradually decrease starting Saturday to around 35°C in the eastern part of Amman, with further declines at the beginning of the week, returning to typical summer weather across various regions.

Jordan will be affected by a hot air mass starting next Wednesday and continuing until the weekend. 

ArabiaWeather explained that current weather map outputs indicate Jordan will be affected by a hot air mass from next Wednesday, continuing through the weekend, leading to a noticeable rise in temperatures, with the return of hot weather across various regions, becoming extremely hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba.

Temperatures exceed mid-30s in Amman

Temperatures are expected to exceed their usual averages by more than 6°C for several days, with temperatures in the capital Amman reaching up to 38°C in its eastern parts, and lower in the western parts, while they may reach up to 45°C in the Jordan Valley.

During the night hours, with the impact of the hot air mass, the weather is expected to be hotter than usual in the evening, but it will tend to moderate late at night and early in the morning.