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Lebanon experienced an unusual wave of weather conditions at the end of August, with the northern regions and mountains witnessing heavy rains, hail, and strong winds exceeding 70 km/h. This led to warnings of potential floods, landslides, and sea disturbances, with waves surpassing two meters in height. This situation resulted from the arrival of a cold air mass from Turkey and Syria, introducing a sudden burst of cold air into the otherwise stable summer atmosphere, causing rapid weather fluctuations and disturbances. Warnings extended to roadways, where heavy rains could cause water pooling and reduced visibility. It is advised to avoid maritime activities and fishing along the coast, especially during periods of strong winds and rough seas. Forecasts indicate that the unstable weather will persist until Sunday, with temperatures gradually decreasing and calmer conditions beginning in the afternoon. Weather is expected to return to stability with increasing temperatures starting Monday. Municipalities also warned about the danger posed by damaged buildings, urging caution—particularly for structures that have been impacted by the Israeli aggression, due to the risk of falling stones or parts of facades.
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