لبنان : تحذير من تدنّي مدى الرؤيا الأفقية في بعض المناطق يوم الاثنين وخلال الليلة القادمة ..

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This article was written originally in Arabic and is translated using a 3rd party automated service. ArabiaWeather is not responsible for any grammatical errors whatsoever.

يُحذر موقع  ArabiaWeather.com من خطر تدنّي مدى الرؤيا الأفقية نهار الاثنين والليلة القادمة ..

حيث يتوقع أن تتدنّى الرؤيا الأفقية على الجبال وعلى فترات اعتباراً من ساعات ظهر اليوم بسبب الغيوم الملامسة لسطح الأرض ونتيجة لغزارة الهطول .

كما ويتوقع تشكل الضباب باذن الله خلال ساعات الليل المتأخرة و صباح الغد على أجزاء متفرقة من البلاد بما فيها أجزاء واسعة من البقاع .

 

موقع ArabiaWeather - يهيب بالأخوة المواطنين اخذ اقصى درجات الحيطة والحذر في أثناء القيادة بالأجواء الضبابية مع التمنيات بالسلامة للجميع .

 

This article was written originally in Arabic and is translated using a 3rd party automated service. ArabiaWeather is not responsible for any grammatical errors whatsoever.


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