Little bit cloudy tomorrow with rise in temperature
Weather in Lebanon
Beirut - NNA
Saturday's weather in Lebanon is little bit cloudy with continual rise in temperature especially in mountains, according to the Meteorology Department at Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport.
General Status: Relatively hot dry air masses gradually affect the Mediterranean Eastern Basin for the coming two days. Will start to decrease as of Saturday evening due to the approach of a low atmospheric pressure accompanied by cold air masses currently above Greece.
-Temperature: On the coastline 31 degrees Celsius high to 17 degrees Celsius low
Over the mountainous ranges: 29 degrees Celsius high to 6 degree Celsius low
In the Interior range: 31 degrees Celsius high to 15 degrees Celsius low
At Al- Arz : 22 degrees Celsius high to 10 degrees Celsius low
- Surface wind: Northern-western to northern-eastern, gusting between 10 and 25 Km/hr.
- Visibility: Good.
- Humidity on the coastline: between 40% and 60%.
Celsius.
- Atmospheric Pressure: 763mm Hg
- Sunrise: 06:01 Sunset: 19:16
Source: NNA
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