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Central Administration of Statistics

ExcelLebanon (National)

Weather statistics 1998-2016

Central Administration of StatisticsApril 1, 2020

Description

Description: This dataset contains both monthly and yearly weather statistics from 1996 to 2018. This dataset is aggregated by source (Rafiq Al-Hariri Int. airport, Beirut golf, Zahle, Tripoli), temperature (minimum, maximum, average), rain and humidity (humidity rates, maximal wind direction, wind power, rainy days, mm of rain, etc).

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Data Resource Info

Source: Central Administration of Statistics
Format: Excel
Published: April 1, 2020
Region: Lebanon (National)
Categories: Agriculture Environment

How to cite

Central Administration of Statistics. “Weather statistics 1998-2016.” Open Data Lebanon, 2020. opendatalebanon.org/data/weather