Final Days of July: High Humidity, Fog, and Scorching Heat
The Estimates Department at the Meteorological Service of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation expects relatively moderate summer weather to prevail over Lebanon, with high humidity and temperatures remaining within seasonal averages until Thursday, when they are expected to exceed seasonal norms, especially inland and in mountainous areas. Winds will occasionally become active, particularly in southern Lebanon.
Forecast in Lebanon:
Monday: Generally clear skies with low humidity and rising temperatures, especially in mountainous and inland areas.
Tuesday: Generally clear to partly cloudy with no significant change in temperatures. Humidity levels will increase along the coast, intensifying the feeling of heat, while evening fog will form over mid-altitude mountains.
Wednesday: Generally partly cloudy with a slight rise in temperatures, especially inland. Humidity will remain high along the coast, increasing the feeling of heat. Evening fog is expected over mid-altitude mountains, with winds occasionally strengthening, particularly in southern areas.
Thursday: Partly cloudy with high humidity and a noticeable rise in temperatures, especially inland and in mountainous areas, exceeding seasonal averages. Winds will occasionally become active, particularly in southern regions.
Surface winds: Westerly to northwesterly, between 10 and 40 km/h
Visibility: Moderate
Relative humidity on the coast: Between 50% and 75%
Sea conditions: Moderate waves
Sea surface temperature: 29°C
Atmospheric pressure: 1012 hPa (equivalent to 759 mmHg)
