The Department of Meteorology expected the weather tomorrow, Monday, to be partly cloudy with a gradual decrease in temperatures, especially on the mountains and the interior, where it becomes below their seasonal rates for the month of April, and fog will form on the heights, the weather will turn from noon to cloudy with active winds that intensify. At night, especially in the north of the country, it approaches 70 km per hour, and the atmosphere is ripe for scattered rain and the possibility of lightning and thunder, and snow falls at a height of 2000 meters and above.
And she explained in her morning bulletin, that the spring weather dominates the eastern basin of the Mediterranean until Monday morning, when it is gradually affected by a rapid, limited-effective air depression centered over Greece, and the weather turns into volatile with scattered light rains and a drop in temperatures below their rates by 4 degrees. (The average April temperature on the coast is between 15 and 24 degrees).
The Department of Estimates pointed out that “the expected weather in Lebanon for tomorrow, Monday, will be partly cloudy with a gradual decrease in temperatures, especially in the mountains and in the interior, where it becomes below their seasonal rates for the month of April and fog will form on the heights. The weather turns from noon to cloudy with active winds that intensify.” At night, especially in the north of the country, it approaches 70 kilometers per hour, and the atmosphere is ripe for scattered rain and the possibility of lightning and thunder, and snow falls at a height of 2000 meters and above.
While “Tuesday’s weather, it is cloudy in general, an additional drop in temperatures on the mountains and the interior, and fog on the heights, and local light rain, especially in the northern regions, which is accompanied by active winds, and light snow falls at an altitude of 1800 meters and what is close. The precipitation recedes from the afternoon, while Wednesday’s weather will be partly cloudy with fog on the heights and a limited rise in temperatures.