The wave of autumn fluctuations breathes its last breath today, Friday, over the Lebanese highlands. The mountains hold their breath as light rain and scattered drizzle fall, accompanied by dense fog enveloping the peaks, announcing the end of the curtain on this wave before the return of complete stability to the climate scene, starting tomorrow morning, Saturday.
Friday weather details:
- Rain confined to the peaks: The weather ranges between partly cloudy and cloudy, with chances of light rain remaining limited to the mountainous areas in the afternoon, while the coast is completely spared from any noticeable precipitation.
- Stable temperature on the coast and low in the mountains: There is no significant change in temperatures on the coast and the interior, while the highlands recorded a slight drop, ranging between 13 and 22 degrees, compared to 25 to 30 degrees in the capital, Beirut.
- Obscured vision: Visibility levels decline sharply over the mountains due to accumulated fog, amid moderate daytime northwesterly winds that blow at speeds of up to 30 km/h.
The scene changes starting Saturday:
- Saturday: The country regains its comprehensive stability; A slightly cloudy weather prevails with a slight rise in temperatures inside and stability on the coast and mountains, with light autumn fog continuing to appear on the hills.
- Sunday: Stable weather continues with scattered clouds and noticeable wind movement activity in the northern regions.
