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Decreasing Humidity and Rising Temperatures Dominate Friday's Weather

The Meteorological Department forecasts partly cloudy weather with fog on heights, decreasing humidity, and rising temperatures exceeding seasonal averages for Friday.

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Decreasing Humidity and Rising Temperatures Dominate Friday's Weather
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The Estimation Department of the Meteorological Directorate at the General Directorate of Civil Aviation forecasted that tomorrow's weather will be partly cloudy with high clouds and fog on the heights in the morning period. Humidity levels will decrease during the day as temperatures rise to exceed their seasonal averages.

The bulletin stated the following:

- General Situation: Variable autumnal weather dominates Lebanon and the Eastern Mediterranean Basin until tomorrow, Friday, when it turns stable with rising temperatures and decreasing humidity.

- Expected Weather in Lebanon:

Thursday: Partly cloudy with fog on the heights and rising temperatures, with a possibility of scattered rain, especially in northern regions. The weather gradually stabilizes in the evening period.

Friday: Partly cloudy with high clouds and fog on the heights in the morning period. Humidity levels decrease during the day as temperatures rise to exceed their seasonal averages.

Saturday: Few clouds with low humidity and temperatures higher than their seasonal averages.

Sunday: Partly cloudy with decreasing temperatures and increasing humidity, leading to the formation of fog on the heights.

- Coastal temperatures range from 14 to 25 degrees; mountain temperatures from 8 to 20 degrees; inland temperatures from 9 to 21 degrees.

- Surface Winds: Southwesterly to northwesterly during the day, variable and weak at night, with speeds between 10 and 30 km/h.

- Visibility: Good to moderate.

- Relative Humidity on the Coast: Between 40% and 65%.

- Sea Condition: Low wave height; water surface temperature: 25 degrees.

- Atmospheric Pressure: 768 mm Hg.

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