Lebanon climate and when to go Lebanon

Climate

Lebanon is blessed with a mild Mediterranean climate and four distinct seasons. Summer is made for sun worshippers and water enthusiasts, with temperatures along the coast ranging from 20-32°C. Clear skies and little rain are perfect for outdoor cafés and seaside fun. Alternatively, head to the mountains for nice walks and cooler weather, typically 6-22°C. Summer is the season for sampling mouth-watering cherries and vineyard grapes in the Békaa Valley.
Autumn brings crisp, cool weather to the mountains, 5-20°C, while remaining pleasantly warm on the coast and in the South, 15-28°C. It's a good time for apple picking in the North and viewing the harvesting of olives and machinations of olive presses all over the country.
Winter is the time for outdoor sports, with six ski resorts catering to skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels, and kilometers of cross-country skiing and snowshoe trails to be explored. Because winter is the rainy season, the mountains get considerable snowfall. Temperatures fall to below 0°C at night and range from -5°C-5°C during the day. The coast is wet and cool, with temperatures ranging from 10-20°C (50-67°F).

When to go

Fall and winter can be the ideal time to visit Lebanon's historical attractions and ruins while avoiding crowds and hot weather. On a fresh, crisp day you might find yourself as the sole visitor amidst the majestic ruins of Sour (Tyre) or Baalbek, feeling almost transported to the ancient days of the Phoenicians or Romans.
Lebanon warms again in the Spring (April-May). As a result of the winter rain and the melting snow, the scenery comes alive with wildflowers, making spring the prime opportunity for hiking Lebanon's mountain trails and discovering its unique flora and fauna.