watched Snow covers the tops of Syria and Lebanon and appears from space through satellite images

Written By هشام جمال on 2022/01/20

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Arab Weather - The newly captured natural satellite images, which are operated by the Arab Regional Weather Center, have clearly monitored snow, covering the mountainous peaks of the Levant.

Where the satellite images showed a snapshot of the accumulated snow over the heights of Syria and Lebanon, specifically Jabal al-Sheikh and Jabal al-Arab, the far south of Syrian territory.

Snow satellite imagery

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