Levant | Normal summer weather the first half of the week and a new heat wave from Wednesday

Arab weather - the various cities and governorates of the Levant live on the reality of the normal summer atmosphere, and temperatures around to slightly higher than their normal rates. The lane centered over the Arabian Peninsula towards the region, and here are the details:

first half of the week

Normal summer weather in most areas

In details, it is expected that temperatures will tend to decrease slightly during Monday and Tuesday, to be around slightly higher than their rates for this time of the year, and the weather will be relatively hot in the mountainous heights with temperatures in the early thirties Celsius in most areas, while The weather is hot in the Badia regions, and very hot in the low areas, and moderately westerly to northwesterly winds blow, active after noon hours and working to raise dust and dust in parts of Syria and the Jordan Valley.

During the night hours, the weather is generally moderate to pleasant in the mountainous areas and the plains, while the weather is warm in the low areas, and humidity levels rise and fog forms in parts of the mountainous slopes of Syria, especially its south, Palestine and southern Lebanon.

As of Wednesday, the temperatures begin to rise, and continue to rise on Thursday and Friday, so that the temperatures become around forty degrees Celsius in many mountainous heights, especially east of the capital Amman, As-Suwayda and the Bekaa, to become much higher than their rates for this time of the year, and hot to very hot weather prevails. In most regions, temperatures rise at night to bid farewell to the pleasant nights that the Kingdom experienced during the last period, with warm weather prevailing in most regions.

In light of the expected hot weather, we kindly ask you to adhere to the following tips and recommendations:

• Avoid direct and long exposure to the sun in all areas, especially during the afternoon and afternoon hours.
• Drink a lot of cold and hydrating fluids.
• Be careful not to leave children and infants inside closed vehicles to avoid serious health problems.​
• Wearing hats and sunglasses, especially for people working in the construction sector or agriculture, whose nature of work requires staying under direct sunlight for long periods.