Heavy rains in the city of Jounieh north of Lebanese capital Beirut, caused severe flooding. Homes and workplaces were flooded while many vehicles were stranded in the waters.
Civil defense teams rescued many drivers trapped in their vehicles due to flood waters.
No casualties or injuries have been recorded but major property damage was reported.
Severe storms and tornadoes have devastated central and southern US states since Friday, killing at least 42 people and injuring dozens. The storms triggered tornadoes, wildfires, and dust storms, causing widespread destruction.
Missouri recorded the highest toll with 13 deaths, including a man killed while sleeping. Mississippi saw six fatalities, leaving over 200 people homeless. Tornadoes in Alabama, Arkansas, and North Carolina claimed multiple lives, including two children. Wildfires in Oklahoma destroyed over 400 homes, causing four deaths. High winds in Kansas and Texas led to deadly dust storms, including an eight-person pileup crash. Authorities warn of ongoing fire risks in the region.
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