
Current Weather in Amman

25.4°C77.7°F
- Current Temperature: 25.4°C77.7°F
- Current Feels‑Like Temperature: 26.1°C79°F
- Current Humidity: 49%
- Minimum Temperature/Maximum Temperature: 19.3°C66.7°F / 32.7°C90.9°F
- Wind Speed: 9km/h
- Wind Direction: ↑ From the Southeast
(Data Time 12:00 / Data Retrieved 2025-09-05 11:00)
Seasonal Events & Climate in Amman
In Jordan, each season features distinct climatic changes and traditional events and cultures. Below are the characteristics of the climate for each season and a summary of the main events and cultures.
Spring (March - May)
Climate Characteristics
- Temperature: Comfortable during the day, around 15-25°C.
- Precipitation: Rain in March, but decreasing after April.
- Features: Wildflowers and almond blossoms bloom in the highlands, offering beautiful scenery.
Main Events and Cultures
Month | Event | Relationship with Climate |
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March | Mother's Day (3/21) | An event to express gratitude to mothers during the blooming season of spring flowers. |
April | Easter | Christian communities hold worship services in churches. Outdoor events become active in the cool climate at the end of the rainy season. |
May | Independence Day (5/25) | Military parades and civic celebrations are held under stable clear weather. |
Summer (June - August)
Climate Characteristics
- Temperature: Often exceeds 35°C during the day, with nighttime temperatures around 20°C.
- Precipitation: Virtually none, resulting in prolonged dry heat.
- Features: Heatwaves and sandstorms are likely in desert areas.
Main Events and Cultures
Month | Event | Relationship with Climate |
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June | Eid al-Fitr (Festival of Breaking the Fast) | A celebration after Ramadan. Families gather and enjoy worship and meals in the cool early morning and nighttime. |
July | Phoenician Festival (Cultural Festival) | A nighttime event celebrating ancient Phoenician culture, held outdoors after temperatures drop slightly in the evening. |
August | Aqaba International Festival | A music and dance festival in the seaside city of Aqaba, utilizing the cool sea breeze to beat the heat. |
Autumn (September - November)
Climate Characteristics
- Temperature: Starting to drop to 25-30°C during the day and 15-20°C at night.
- Precipitation: Initial rains begin around October, marking the end of the dry season.
- Features: Humidity decreases, and the air becomes clear, providing comfortable daytime conditions.
Main Events and Cultures
Month | Event | Relationship with Climate |
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September | Grape Harvest Festival (Wine Festival) | Held in the northern mountainous region. Grape harvesting and tastings are enjoyed in the cool mornings and evenings. |
October | Amman Art Festival (Outdoor Drama and Dance) | Utilizing the dry climate before the rainy season, traditional theater and modern dance are showcased in public squares. |
November | Jerash Festival (Music and Dance Festival at Ancient Ruins) | Performances are enjoyed against the backdrop of Roman ruins in the cool evenings. |
Winter (December - February)
Climate Characteristics
- Temperature: Drops to 10-15°C during the day and 0-5°C at night.
- Precipitation: Heavy rains occur from December to January, with snow observed in higher altitudes.
- Features: Radiative cooling causes severe cold in the mornings and evenings.
Main Events and Cultures
Month | Event | Relationship with Climate |
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December | Christmas (12/25) | Celebrated by Christians with services in churches, often during cold periods with snow. |
January | New Year (1/1) | Countdowns and fireworks in urban areas. Outdoor events are often held on sunny winter days. |
February | Snowy Landscape Photo Contest | An event where citizens compete with photos themed around snowfall in the northern highlands. |
Summary of Seasonal Events and Climate Relationships
Season | Climate Characteristics | Example Main Events |
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Spring | Mild temperatures, blooming highlands, decreasing rainfall | Mother's Day, Easter, Independence Day |
Summer | Extreme heat and dryness, risk of sandstorms | Eid al-Fitr, Phoenician Festival, Aqaba International Festival |
Autumn | Decreasing temperatures, lower humidity, clearer air | Grape Harvest Festival, Amman Art Festival, Jerash Festival |
Winter | Cooling, increased rainfall, potential for snow | Christmas, New Year, Snowy Landscape Photo Contest |
Additional Information
- Dates for Islamic events like Ramadan and Eid change each year according to the lunar calendar.
- During summer's extreme heat, regular hydration and resting in the shade are necessary.
- In spring, almond and magnolia flowers can be seen in the highlands, marking the peak of the tourism season.
- In winter, certain regions in the northern highlands offer skiing and snow activities.
The climate and culture of Jordan reflect a unique charm woven through a long history and diverse terrain.