How’s the Weather in Jordan in March?

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March in Jordan is a time of transition, where winter starts to give way to the warmer breezes of spring. I've always found this month fascinating for its weather variability. One day, you might need a heavy jacket, and the next, just a light sweater will do.

In Amman, temperatures usually hover between 8°C and 17°C. But don't let those numbers fool you; mornings can be quite chilly, requiring a warm cup of tea to start your day right. Down in Aqaba, by the Red Sea, it's a different story. Here, sunshine reigns supreme, with temperatures comfortably sitting between 17°C and 26°C. Perfect for those eager to escape the cold and dive into some early snorkeling or just bask in the sun.

Rain? Yes, you'll see some, especially in the northern regions. But it's usually quick and leaves behind a freshness that makes exploring Petra or the Roman ruins in Jerash even more enchanting.

So, packing for Jordan in March? Bring layers, a good raincoat, and your sense of adventure. This month offers the perfect blend of cool and warm, rain and shine, making it ideal for experiencing everything this stunning country has to offer.