The Department of Meteorology at the Directorate of Meteorology expected generally few clouds, with temperatures stable inland and above the mountains and rising slightly on the coast, with the humidity remaining high on the coast, which increases the feeling of heat, and winds will be active starting in the afternoon. For civil aviation, the weather tomorrow will be generally cloudy, with temperatures stable inland and over the mountains and rising slightly on the coast, with the humidity remaining high on the coast, which increases the feeling of heat, and the winds will be active starting in the afternoon. The bulletin stated the following: -General condition: Lebanon and the eastern basin of the Mediterranean are still under the influence of hot air masses, with temperatures above their seasonal averages in the interior and over the mountains, with a high percentage of humidity on the coast, which increases the feeling of heat, until Friday, when it gradually subsides due to the approach of moderate air masses, and the weather returns to a normal summer, then temperatures drop and return to their averages. We also witness some local fluctuations on Saturday and Sunday with active winds. Average temperatures for July: Tripoli between 23 and 31 degrees, Beirut between 24 and 32 degrees, Zahle between 18 and 34 degrees. Warning: Wind speed activity on Friday and Saturday, as sea waves rise and water currents form. -Expected weather in Lebanon: Wednesday: Few clouds in general, with temperatures remaining higher than their seasonal averages inland and at highlands, and high humidity on the coast, which increases the feeling of heat, and fog forms on medium-height mountains sometimes. Thursday: Few clouds in general, with temperatures stable inland and above the mountains and rising slightly on the coast, with the humidity remaining high on the coast, which increases the feeling of heat, and the winds are active starting in the afternoon. Friday: Cloudy to partly cloudy, with temperatures dropping inland and above the mountains and stabilizing in the coastal areas, with the beginning of a decrease in humidity, dense fog forming on the highlands, and winds becoming active, sometimes reaching speeds of 50 km/h, especially in the northern regions, with a warning of rising sea waves and the formation of water currents. Saturday: A few clouds to partly cloudy, with a further drop in temperatures, especially inland and above the mountains, where they return to their seasonal levels. Winds will be active, sometimes reaching speeds of 50 km/h, especially in the northern regions, with a warning of rising sea waves and the formation of water currents. Sporadic drizzle is expected to fall at night, especially in the southern regions.