Rare eye anomaly under review Lebanon

The article discusses a rare weather phenomenon over the Mediterranean Sea that is developing into a moderate hurricane likely, with its central pressure dropping to around 988 hPa. A circular eye-like center could have appeared. However, the latest updates have shown a decrease in the likelihood of hurricane formation, with the system expected to become a low-pressure area forming northeast of Libya on Wednesday, influenced by factors such as desert winds from Egypt that have weakened the system. There are still risks associated with an increased chance of Mediterranean hurricanes from October to December, especially as summer ends, requiring close monitoring of weather maps. The impact of this system on Lebanon is likely to be limited, with temperatures decreasing and clouds increasing, but the possibility of a direct effect remains weak. The advice is to continue monitoring the situation through autumn and winter, as the Mediterranean provides a conducive environment for potential moderate hurricane development.

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