Lebanon's First Heatwave Expected Next Week

Meteorology experts expect Lebanon to experience a heatwave from July 20 to 26, due to rising temperatures caused by a decline in atmospheric pressure over Turkey and the Black Sea, along with the extension of desert air masses from Egypt and Libya. Temperatures in the Bekaa Valley are expected to reach approximately 36-37°C, while along the coast they will range between 31-33°C with humidity levels reaching 88-90%, heightening the sensation of heat and breathlessness, especially in the afternoon and evening. Western areas will be affected by a hot air mass from Greece and Turkey, while the Bekaa region will be under the influence of heat extending from Syria and Jordan. The heatwave is expected to persist for several weeks.

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