Syria experiences falling temperatures and heavy rainfall

Syria is experiencing a gradual decline in temperatures, with readings falling 2 to 4 degrees Celsius below annual averages. This weather pattern is driven by a low-pressure system accompanied by a relatively cold air mass.

The National Meteorological Center reports that daytime conditions are generally partly cloudy, with chances of rain showers across most regions. Heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms is expected, particularly in coastal, northwestern, and Al-Jazira areas.

Nighttime temperatures are expected to be cold, especially in mountainous regions where frost is a concern. Fog is also predicted for most inland areas during the night and early morning. Wind speeds may reach gusts of 55 to 60 km/h in southern, central, southeastern, and parts of the coastal regions, while sea conditions are expected to range from light to moderate wave heights.