Ramallah - Ma'an - The Meteorological Department expected that the weather on Sunday will be hot to very hot, with another slight rise in temperatures to become 4 degrees Celsius higher than average. The winds will be westerly to northwesterly, light to moderate in speed, sometimes active, and the sea will be light to medium in wave height. In the evening and night hours: The weather is pleasant in the mountainous areas and relatively warm in the rest of the regions. The winds are northwesterly, light to moderate in speed, sometimes active, and the sea is light to medium in wave height. Tomorrow, Monday, the weather will be relatively hot to hot, with a slight drop in temperatures, but they will remain 3 degrees Celsius above average. The winds will be westerly to northwesterly, light to moderate in speed, sometimes active, and the sea will be light to medium in wave height. On Tuesday, the weather will be hot to very hot, with another slight rise in temperatures to become 4 degrees Celsius above average. The winds will be southwesterly to northwesterly, light to moderate in speed, sometimes active, and the sea will be light to medium in wave height. Next Wednesday, the country will be affected by a hot and dry air mass, so the weather will be hot to very hot, and temperatures will rise to become higher than average by about (5-6) degrees Celsius, and the winds will be southwesterly to northwesterly, light to moderate in speed, sometimes active, and the sea will be light to medium in wave height. The Meteorological Department warned of the danger of exposure to direct sunlight for long periods, especially during peak hours, and of starting fires in areas with a lot of dry grass and trees. Source: Maan News Agency
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