Temperatures Drop Across Syria as Mild Summer Weather Prevails

Temperatures across various Syrian regions are experiencing a gradual decline, bringing them closer to their annual averages or slightly above by a margin of 1 to 3 degrees Celsius. According to the National Center for Meteorology, the weather for Tuesday is characterized by typical summer conditions, with generally clear to partly cloudy skies across most of the country.

In terms of regional details, the eastern regions and the Jazira area are experiencing relatively hot, hazy weather during daylight hours. Conversely, night-time conditions are expected to be generally pleasant, with a slight chill settling over mountainous areas. The Meteorological Authority has issued an advisory regarding high humidity levels in western and southern regions, warning of the potential for fog formation during the early morning hours in parts of the central and coastal areas, as well as the Qalamoun region.

Regarding wind activity, weather bulletins indicate that winds will be westerly to south-westerly, ranging from light to moderate. Significant activity is expected during the afternoon in the central and southwestern regions, as well as parts of the northwestern areas. In these locations, gust speeds may exceed 45 km/h, while sea conditions remain expected to be relatively calm.

The following are the maximum and minimum temperatures recorded across Syrian provinces:

– Damascus: 35/18
– Rif Dimashq (Qalamoun): 27/14
– Quneitra: 30/17
– Daraa: 33/20
– As-Suwayda: 31/17
– Homs: 31/19
– Hama: 33/22
– Latakia: 29/25
– Tartus: 31/24
– Aleppo: 34/20
– Idlib: 32/23
– Deir ez-Zor: 32/21
– Raqqa: 36/21
– Al-Hasakah: 38/23

These meteorological changes are part of the typical summer fluctuations observed throughout the country. The National Center for Meteorology continues to monitor atmospheric conditions and provide necessary alerts for citizens, particularly regarding driving safety due to the potential for early morning fog or active wind gusts in certain areas.