Torrential rain expected at times in Amman
Weather in Jordan.
Amman - petra
A tangible drop in temperatures is forecast Friday with cold conditions bringing thundershowers with hail every now and then, the Jordan Meteorological Department (JMD) daily brief said.
Meteorologists also warned of heavy downpours at times, that could develop flashfloods in low-lying areas.
As we head into Saturday, cold and cloudy conditions are expected to continue, but the chance of rain will weaken in the evening hours and night.
Maximum temperatures in Amman for today will reach a high of 12 degrees Celsius and a low of 9. Mercury levels in the northern region will record a high of 12 degrees Celsius, dropping down to 9 degrees, while in the port city of Aqaba, thermometers will stand at 25 degrees Celsius, sliding to 15 degrees at night.
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