Lebanon Hot Air Masses Persist
Lebanon has been affected by hot air masses originating from the Arabian Peninsula, leading to a significant rise in temperatures that exceed seasonal averages, along with humidity levels that increase the sensation of heat in coastal areas. This situation is expected to continue until Friday, after which temperatures will gradually decline with the arrival of wind activity that can reach speeds of up to 50 km/h. The average temperature along the coast ranges between 24 and 32 degrees Celsius, while in the mountains it ranges between 19 and 32 degrees, with temperatures in the interior rising further to reach 36 degrees. When the winds are active, they cause higher sea waves and notable changes in the weather conditions.
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