According to the regional weather website "ArabiaWeather," hot waves are expected to move away from Jordan this week.

On Monday, temperatures are projected to be slightly above the average for this time of year, with typical summer conditions in the highlands. The rest of the country will experience relatively hot weather during the day, and hot to very hot conditions in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba, consistent with the usual weather for these areas.

Temperatures will remain close to or slightly above average. In Amman, temperatures are expected to start in the low 30s Celsius in various cities and regions of Jordan.

Overall, the weather will be generally summer-like to relatively hot in other areas and mountainous regions, with moderate northwesterly winds that may pick up in the afternoon, potentially stirring up dust in desert areas – per ArabiaWeather.

During the night hours on Tuesday, the weather will be pleasant across most regions, and warmer in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba, with light to moderate northwesterly winds.

The weather is expected to remain stable with no significant changes until the end of the week. No substantial increase in temperatures or significant influence from hot air masses is anticipated.

Although temperatures may rise slightly on Thursday and Friday, they are expected to stay within the usual range.