Unusually, there is a chance of scattered rain on the Levant coasts at the beginning of the hottest month of the year.

Arab Weather - The latest weather map data from the Arab Weather Center indicates that the Levant will be affected by a moderate air mass starting in late July and during the first days of August. This will lead to a clear and tangible drop in temperatures in most regions, after a long period of hot summer weather, so that temperatures will return to levels closer to the usual averages for this time of year.

This air mass is expected to be accompanied by moist air currents in the lower layers of the atmosphere, leading to the spread of low clouds, especially over the Levant coasts. Local and scattered showers of rain are likely to fall in parts of the Syrian and Lebanese coasts, and possibly some coastal areas in Palestine. Rain chances are concentrated over the mountainous heights of the Syrian coast, in an unusual weather phenomenon during late July and early August, which is considered one of the hottest periods of the year.

And God knows best.