Weather in Jordan on Friday is set to remain hot across various regions, with extreme heat expected in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba, according to ArabiaWeather.

However, relief is on the horizon, as temperatures are anticipated to gradually decrease during the late evening and night.

Recent weather data indicates that the hot air mass impacting the country since last Wednesday will begin to recede starting Saturday and Sunday, paving the way for a cooler air mass. 

This change is expected to bring about a noticeable drop in temperatures on Saturday, leading to more typical summer weather that aligns with the average for this time of year.

The evening hours will especially benefit from this shift, with nighttime temperatures expected to fall significantly from recent highs, resulting in more pleasant weather conditions.

Current atmospheric patterns suggest that Jordan is not likely to experience heatwaves or significant temperature spikes soon. 

The hot air masses affecting the region are not intensifying sufficiently to develop into extreme heat conditions. 

However, forecasts indicate a potential return to rising temperatures by the middle of next week, although these will remain within average levels.