A low-pressure system will affect northern Syria on Saturday, January 30, 2026

Arab Weather - The weather maps in the Arab Weather application indicate that the northern Levant will be affected by a low-pressure system on Saturday, January 30, 2026, which coincides with the first day of the fifty days of winter and brings with it unstable weather conditions and heavy rains over large parts of Syria, reaching parts of Lebanon.

A low-pressure system will affect Syria and Lebanon on Saturday, while temperatures will rise in Jordan and Palestine.

According to current data, it is expected, God willing, that Syria will be affected by a low-pressure system, leading to heavy rainfall, especially in the northern and northwestern regions, including coastal areas such as the city of Latakia, in addition to Aleppo and its countryside, Homs, and areas near the Syrian-Turkish border.

Rainfall will be heavy at times, which may lead to rising water levels and water accumulations in some areas. The precipitation may be accompanied by hail showers at intervals. The effects of this low-pressure system will extend, but to a lesser degree, to Lebanon, where rain is expected at intervals, with the possibility of snowfall on the high mountain peaks, especially during the night hours.

In contrast, forecasts indicate that southern Levant, namely Jordan and Palestine, will remain under the influence of warmer-than-usual air currents on Saturday, leading to an additional rise in temperatures, which will be higher than usual.

And God knows best.