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Jordan weather in July

Temperature, rain, what to pack, this month's events and prices

Jordan

July in Jordan: an average of 27°, about 0 mm of rain for the month. Roughly 13h 53m of daylight, with light from about 04:40 to 18:33. July is comfortable for a trip to Jordan — good weather without the peak. A reasonable balance of price and experience.

The weather in detail

Jordan in July

Average temp27°
Rain this month0 mm
Daylight13.9 h
Sun04:40-18:33
Seasonshoulder/low season, better prices
What to do

July in Jordan, what works

One of the easy months: wander the city all day, sit at outdoor cafés, take walks and mix in some beach time. Evenings are pleasant for dinner outside.

What to pack: One layer by day, something light for the evening. Perfect for walking and sitting outside.

Questions & answers

July in Jordan, FAQ

Do I need a coat in Jordan in July?
One layer by day, something light for the evening. Perfect for walking and sitting outside.
Can you sit outside at cafés in Jordan in July?
Yes, on most days sitting outside is pleasant, especially during the day and early evening.
Does it snow in Jordan in July?
No. Temperatures are well above freezing.
How many hours of daylight in Jordan in July?
About 13h 53m of daylight. The sun rises around 04:40 and sets around 18:33. Plan sightseeing around the light.
Is July a good time to visit Jordan?
July is comfortable for a trip to Jordan — good weather without the peak. A reasonable balance of price and experience.
Plan the trip

Jordan — flights & hotels

Check prices for your dates. Booking early is well below the last-minute price.

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Sources: Climate: Open-Meteo 1991-2020 · Daylight: astronomical calculation · Holidays: date-holidays dataset