Low-pressure system reaches eastern Mediterranean
The article discusses the subtropical atmospheric system currently centered in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, gradually moving eastward. Strong thunderstorms are expected to develop over the eastern waters of the sea, with effects extending into northern Egypt. By the end of the week, the low-pressure system will merge with a cold front over Turkey, causing it to lose its subtropical characteristics and triggering widespread atmospheric instability on Friday. This will include Syria and Lebanon, with chances of heavy rain, hail showers, and thunderstorms, increasing the risk of flash floods and runoff in inland areas. Additionally, less severe unsettled weather will affect northern Palestine and Jordan, with the possibility of rain and hail showers.
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