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    Wie wahrscheinlich ist es, dass es in den Hauptstädten des Nahen Ostens schneit?

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    2. Icy_Annual_9954 on

      I experianced snowfall in Oman.
      It was in the mountains and exeptional.

    3. Imautochillen on

      Lebanon should be higher. There are mountains that are more than 3000 meters high, where it snows every year.

    4. D-Ribose on

      percentage of what? Does Ankara have a 99% snowfall probability on any given day?

    5. MaddingtonBear on

      I’ve been in Jerusalem in the last week of January twice, and it’s snowed both of those times.

    6. 23cmwzwisie on

      Ryan and Wizz usually have very cheap flights(~40Euro with return) to Israel and Jordan in winter(IIRC both Israeli and Jordanian ministry of turism subsidise it) so I went there few times. It always made me smile, when we were in rather summer flecces sweatshirts and sport shoes, looking for sun but locals in typical winter fashion – coats, boots with fur, hats, scarfs in ~12 degrees 🙂

      In other hand both Jerusalem and Amman are 1-2 hours from Dead Sea, where you can sunbath and swim all year round

    11. __Tornado__ on

      Inaccurate. Egypt is huge and we have constant snowfall in winter over Sinai during winter!

      EDIT:I misread the (capital) in the title. My bad.

    12. DALTT on

      This is how too many people find out that the topography of the whole region doesn’t just look like an arid hot low desert.

    14. TheReturnOfAnAbort on

      Shouldn’t it be 1% in all places since a super volcano can erupt at any moment that can send us into a new ice age?!?

    16. toxicvegeta08 on

      Whats with Syria.

      I know turkey and iran have a different climate zone and mountain ranges

      But Syria, isn’t it mainly dessert and flat

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