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On Monday, Jordan is set to experience elevated temperatures across the majority of its regions, with predictions indicating a rise of 3–4°C above the typical seasonal levels. The Badia, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba are anticipated to endure extremely hot conditions, with temperatures soaring to 44°C in the southern Jordan Valley and 43°C at the Dead Sea. The Jordan Meteorological Department has issued a warning regarding extended exposure to direct sunlight during peak hours and advised against leaving children or elderly individuals in enclosed vehicles. These hot conditions are projected to persist until Thursday, accompanied by potential dust in the Badia region.

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00:00Jordan is heading into another blast of summer heat.
00:03Temperatures are expected to climb up to 4 degrees above normal.
00:06And some areas could become dangerously hot.
00:09The southern Jordan Valley may reach 44 degrees Celsius.
00:13The Dead Sea could hit 43 degrees.
00:16Acaba is also forecast to reach 42 degrees.
00:19Even Amun could see temperatures climb to 37 degrees.
00:23Jordan's Meteorological Department is urging people to take precautions.
00:26Residents should avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
00:31Officials are also warning against leaving children or elderly people inside closed vehicles.
00:36The heat is expected to continue into Tuesday.
00:40Temperatures may drop slightly on Wednesday.
00:42But the Badia, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Acaba will remain very hot.
00:48Winds could also strengthen and raise dust in the Badia.
00:51For residents, the message is clear.
00:54Stay alert and take precautions.
00:57Disclosure.
00:57This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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