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Meteorologist Father Elie Khneisser reported on his Facebook page that the eastern Mediterranean basin is still under the influence of a warm wave originating in the Sahara desert, which begins to recede on Wednesday night, due to the approach of cold masses from southeastern Europe, so that temperatures drop an average of 3 degrees and stabilize between 27/28 coastal and 29 degrees Bekaa.
The hot wave currently covers Turkey, Cyprus, northern Egypt, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan, and the semi-warm atmosphere continues over the region due to the direction of the Turkish winds to the south, so Lebanon will be under the influence of warm north winds until next Wednesday, and it is noteworthy that instability runs through Egypt. It will have a slight impact on the Lebanese coasts and the western mountains in terms of sporadic and non-inclusive rainfall early next week..
The weather on Saturdays and Sundays is sunny and warm, local fog forms in the western mountains between 300 and 1200 meters and the weather is relatively cold at night and in the early hours..
Temperature on the coast: 29 degrees, drops to 22 degrees at night, rises on Monday and Tuesday to 32 degrees.
In the Bekaa: 31/33 degrees during the day, it drops to 17 degrees at night, and on Mondays and Tuesdays it rises to 33 degrees
In the mountains 1200 meters: 26 days and 16 nights
In the mountains 2000 meters: 24 days and 12 nights
Winds: warm from north to northwest, with speeds between 10 and 40 km per hour
Atmospheric pressure: 1014hpa
Humidity: 75% in coastal areas and 50% in coastal areas
Khneisser pointed out that it appears that Lebanon and neighboring countries are still out of the line of depressions reaching Greece and the eastern Mediterranean and are rapidly disappearing due to the semi-tropical high movement dominating the Arab countries, especially Syria and Jordan. .
