It seems that the current snowstorm that hit the middle and dubbed “storm accessories” will be just the beginning of a series of Arctic storms this year’s unprecedented which shuts down the Levant area.
Where European and Russian meteorological haeat agreed that the Middle East will be under the influence of one of the deadliest blizzards across its history and that as a result of the exposure of the northern part of the European continent for a series of highs that will push polar waves coming from Siberia and the Russian North to the eastern part of the Mediterranean basin.
Several sources confirmed that the second wave of snowstorms hit all of Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine this weekend.
While the Russian meteorological stresses that the western part of Russia for rising Joey would pay one of the biggest blocks mounted snow and cloudy coming from Siberia to the Black Sea region and Turkey and then to the Levant South within five days.
Sources have confirmed the joint body European weather forecasts on the same recent announced news that polar ice wave will arrive next Wednesday evening and may extend to parts of the island in Arabic phenomenon that occurs for the first time in more than 80 years.
This same sources have confirmed that these snowy wave will cover all the Levant including coastal areas of Latakia in Syria Gaza City southward and exclude from the Jordan Valley area above 300 meters below sea level. It is worth mentioning that the coastal areas had never seen snow since the 1950s.
Initial predictions that high snow may exceed two meters in the Highlands over 800 m while piling snow in all areas that rise above sea level which is a big challenge for devices operating in these countries.
In the same context, natural disaster experts warned the country, the next storm would be something like a second degree natural disaster which may cause huge losses of life and property as a result of the lack of preparedness of institutions working in the area for this kind of disaster.
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