Levant faces rare low-pressure weather
The Levantine region experienced unusual weather fluctuations at the end of the week due to the influence of a rare seasonal low-pressure system. Temperatures dropped by approximately 7 to 10 degrees Celsius below their usual levels. The northern parts of northwest Syria and Lebanon experienced heavy, thunderstorm-level rains, with a possibility of flooding. As the low-pressure system began to take effect on Saturday, the chances of rain increased significantly, along with a higher risk of flooding in those areas. Its influence extended to Palestine and Jordan on Sunday, bringing cooler temperatures and scattered showers, while other regions remained relatively mild. The impact of this weather pattern is expected to continue until mid-week. Its timing during the summer is unusual, sparking interest among meteorologists, and is linked to ongoing climate changes affecting the region and the world. However, describing it as “unprecedented” requires scientific verification.
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