Lebanon in November: Weather, Crowds & What to Expect
Climate Map for November
Average temperature across Lebanon in November.
City Weather in November
| City | High | Low | Rain | UV | Feels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beirut | 23° | 15° | 107 mm | moderate | Mild |
| Tripoli, Lebanon | 24° | 14° | 103 mm | moderate | Mild |
| Sidon | 23° | 15° | 86 mm | moderate | Mild |
| Tyre, Lebanon | 23° | 14° | 81 mm | moderate | Mild |
| Aley | 19° | 9° | 117 mm | moderate | Cool |
| Nabatieh | 21° | 11° | 92 mm | moderate | Cool |
| Habboûch | 21° | 11° | 94 mm | moderate | Cool |
High / low are average daily temperatures (°C). “Feels” reflects how hot or cold it feels, allowing for humidity.
Coastal Plain (Beirut, Tripoli, Sidon, Tyre)
November marks the start of the wet season returning to the coastline, with alternating sunny days and stormy spells that can produce heavy rain and strong winds. Coastal gardens and parks green up after the dry summer; museums and indoor attractions become a better option on rainy days. Travelers should watch for localized flooding on older streets and carry waterproof footwear and an umbrella.
Mount Lebanon & Ski Areas (Faraya, Mzaar, The Cedars, Qornet al-Sawda)
November sees temperatures drop quickly after sunset and the first sustained winter storms can deposit early snow above 1,200-1,500 metres. Trails get sloppy and some higher roads may be intermittently closed; mountain villages start preparing for ski season. Travelers should carry waterproof footwear and check road conditions if moving between valleys and passes, but the quieter pre-winter weeks can be atmospheric and affordable.
Bekaa Valley (Zahle, Baalbek, Chtaura, wineries)
November ushers in more frequent rain and cooler days, with the valley reverting to a muted, muddy palette as fields are prepared for winter. Daytime temperatures drop noticeably and nights are cold; archaeological sites are quieter and many vineyards close formal tastings until spring. Pack waterproof footwear and warm layers for chilly dawns and damp afternoons.
North Lebanon & Akkar (Tripoli, Batroun, Koura, Akkar hills)
November sees the return of more frequent rain and windy days, with the coast experiencing blustery conditions and Akkar’s higher terrain getting colder. Outdoor activities become weather-dependent and rural roads can be muddy. Travelers should layer clothing for damp days and plan flexible itineraries, favouring museums and historic sites in Tripoli when rain is forecast.
South Lebanon & Litani Basin (Jezzine, Nabatieh, Tyre’s wetlands, Sour)
November returns to a wetter, cooler pattern: heavy showers and windy days are more common and wetlands near Tyre are at their fullest and most interesting for birdlife. Outdoor plans should be flexible - some rural roads may be muddy - while museums and indoor cultural sites remain good alternatives. Warm, waterproof clothing is recommended for field excursions.