At a time when the Lebanese are anticipating the weather conditions in the coming days, forecasts indicate the continuation of stable and moderate spring weather in various regions, with a gradual and limited rise in temperatures starting in the middle of the week, without any indications of heat waves or significant weather fluctuations, which provides suitable conditions for outdoor and marine activities.
In this context, the head of the weather forecasts branch at Beirut Airport, Wissam Abu Khashfa, confirmed in an interview with “Lebanon Debit” that Lebanon is still under the influence of mild spring weather, with temperatures within their seasonal rates, noting that as of Tuesday and Wednesday, the country is expected to witness a gradual rise in temperatures, but it remains within the normal framework for this time of the year, and does not rise to the level of a heat wave.
He explained that the interior regions will record the highest temperatures, reaching about 33 degrees Celsius, while the temperature on the coast will reach 30 degrees, that is, slightly higher than seasonal averages, while temperatures in the mountainous regions will record 25 degrees.
Abu Khashfa added that the weather will be mostly sunny and clear, with an almost complete absence of clouds, which creates a comfortable and suitable atmosphere for outdoor activities and those who like to go to the beach, pointing out that the sea will be calm in general, with no significant waves rising.
He pointed out that the sea water surface temperature rose to about 23 degrees Celsius, which enhances the feeling of relatively warm weather as of Wednesday, and he expects these conditions to continue until the end of the week.
As for the expected temperatures today, they range between 20 and 29 degrees on the coast, between 13 and 26 degrees in the mountainous areas, and in the Bekaa between 13 and 29 degrees. He pointed out that the winds are northerly, with speeds ranging between 10 and 30 kilometers per hour, and the wind is good, while the humidity on the coast ranges between 60 and 80 percent, while the sea is calm to low waves.
