Snowfall over the Levant in autumn
The article points out that during autumn, weather conditions change rapidly and can lead to snowfall in the Levant, especially over the high mountainous areas. Historically, the region has experienced several snowfall events in November in various years, including 2004, 1994, 1982, and 1979, with varying accumulations primarily over the mountains and elevated regions. Additionally, Storm Alexa in December 2013 demonstrated that early winter conditions can reach the area, although such events are not common. Generally, from a climatic perspective, snow can fall in the fall if the right atmospheric factors are present, such as cold air masses and deep low-pressure systems, but such occurrences are rare and depend on specific weather conditions.
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