The weather on Saturday was relatively hot in most areas of Jordan, with extreme heat in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba, accompanied by moderate northwesterly winds that occasionally picked up.

The weather department reported that Sunday would remain relatively hot in most regions, with very high temperatures in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Moderate northwesterly winds would continue to be active at times.

On Monday, temperatures were expected to drop slightly, resulting in typical summer weather in the mountainous and plain areas, while the rest of the regions would remain hot. Northwesterly winds would continue to be moderate, becoming active at intervals.

Tuesday's forecast predicted consistent summer weather in the mountainous and plain areas and hot conditions in other regions, with moderate northwesterly winds that would occasionally strengthen.

The expected high and low temperatures for Saturday in various regions included East Amman with 35°C to 25°C, West Amman with 33°C to 23°C, the northern highlands with 30°C to 20°C, and the Sharah highlands with 31°C to 21°C. The desert areas were forecasted at 40°C to 24°C, the plains at 34°C to 25°C, the northern Jordan Valley at 41°C to 28°C, the southern Jordan Valley at 43°C to 29°C, the Dead Sea at 42°C to 28°C, and Aqaba at 43°C to 30°C.