Is Jordan's internet down?
As of on 5 November 2026: Jordan's internet traffic is near usual, 105% of the usual traffic for the hour to 19:00 UTC, so it is not down on the latest reading.
105% of the same hour a week earlier (hour to 19:00 UTC); under 80% is reduced. Updated .
Now
The numbers as a table
| Hour to (UTC) | Share of usual | Level |
|---|---|---|
| 5 November, 19:00 UTC | 105% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 18:00 UTC | 107% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 17:00 UTC | 109% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 16:00 UTC | 111% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 15:00 UTC | 105% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 14:00 UTC | 112% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 13:00 UTC | 109% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 12:00 UTC | 109% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 11:00 UTC | 114% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 10:00 UTC | 114% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 09:00 UTC | 116% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 08:00 UTC | 112% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 07:00 UTC | 115% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 06:00 UTC | 121% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 05:00 UTC | 115% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 04:00 UTC | 114% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 03:00 UTC | 106% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 02:00 UTC | 108% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 01:00 UTC | 104% | Near usual |
| 5 November, 00:00 UTC | 103% | Near usual |
| 4 November, 23:00 UTC | 101% | Near usual |
| 4 November, 22:00 UTC | 99% | Near usual |
| 4 November, 21:00 UTC | 97% | Near usual |
| 4 November, 20:00 UTC | 116% | Near usual |
The numbers behind it
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Share of usualhour to 19:00 UTC, against the same hour a week earlier | 105% |
| Levelunder 80% reduced, under 50% severe drop, under 15% near-total drop | Near usual |
| Newest hour held2 h 2 min ago | ends 19:00 UTC |
| Lowest in the last 7 dayshour starting 1 November, 21:00 UTC | 52% |
| Cloudflare Radar outage recordsRadar's own list, not ours | none open |
| Independent check (IODA): network routinghour to 20:00 UTC; measured outside Cloudflare, it never changes this answer | 100% of usual (near usual) |
| Independent check (IODA): active probinghour to 20:00 UTC; measured outside Cloudflare, it never changes this answer | 100% of usual (near usual) |
Reports
Events of the map about connectivity in this country in the last 7 days. Titles are written by AI and can be wrong.
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About
How this is measured
Each hour, the traffic from Jordan to Cloudflare's network (Cloudflare Radar) is compared with the same hour a week earlier. 80% of usual or more reads near usual, 50 to 80% reduced, 15 to 50% a severe drop and under 15% a near-total drop. When the reading is old or too thin the page says so and never shows it as normal. Methodology.
What it cannot tell you
It measures how much traffic reached Cloudflare from the country, not why it changed: a shutdown, a cable cut, a power cut, a holiday and a problem in Cloudflare's own data all look alike. Cloudflare Radar's own outage list is shown beside it, and sitmap.live gives a cause only where Radar names one.
Exact rules
A new level counts only after 2 hours in a row, so one odd hour changes nothing.
There is no current reading when the newest hour is more than 3 hours old, when Radar has too little data for the hour, or when the same hour a week earlier was itself far below usual and cannot be a yardstick.
Traffic to one provider is a sample of a country's internet, not all of it, and the reading is hours old by the time it is published: it says how the last complete hour looked.
Cloudflare Radar's hourly figures are read about every 20 minutes and reach this page an hour or two after each hour ends; the page is rebuilt from the stored figures at most every few minutes.
Data: Cloudflare Radar, CC BY-NC 4.0 (Cloudflare Radar, CC BY-NC 4.0) · sitmap.live computes each hour's traffic as a share of the same hour 7 days earlier, and the status from it
Questions
Is Jordan's internet down?
As of 21:01 UTC on 5 November 2026: Jordan's internet traffic is near usual, 105% of the usual traffic for the hour to 19:00 UTC, so it is not down on the latest reading.
Is there an internet outage or shutdown in Jordan?
Jordan's internet traffic is near usual, 105% of the usual traffic for the hour to 19:00 UTC, so it is not down on the latest reading. The page reports traffic, not the cause of a change.
How is this measured?
Each hour, the traffic from Jordan to Cloudflare's network (Cloudflare Radar) is compared with the same hour a week earlier. 80% of usual or more reads near usual, 50 to 80% reduced, 15 to 50% a severe drop and under 15% a near-total drop. When the reading is old or too thin the page says so and never shows it as normal.
What can this page not tell me?
It measures how much traffic reached Cloudflare from the country, not why it changed: a shutdown, a cable cut, a power cut, a holiday and a problem in Cloudflare's own data all look alike. Cloudflare Radar's own outage list is shown beside it, and sitmap.live gives a cause only where Radar names one.
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