On average across the year,
yes, Lebanon is hotter than
Alabama, United States
.
Lebanon has an average temperature of 19°C/66°F and Alabama, United States has an average temperature of 18°C/64°F.
Lebanon's hottest month is August, with an average maximum temperature of 34°C/93°F, which is hotter than Alabama, United States's hottest month (July, with an average maximum temperature of 33°C/91°F).
On average across the year, no, Lebanon is not colder than Alabama, United States . Lebanon has an average minimum temperature of 13°C/55°F and Alabama, United States has an average minimum temperature of 13°C/55°F.
On average across the year,
no, Lebanon has less rain than
Alabama, United States. Lebanon has an average annual rainfall of 529mm and Alabama, United States has an average annual rainfall of 1603mm.
Lebanon's wettest month is January, with an average monthly rainfall of 131mm, which is drier than Alabama, United States's wettest month (December, with an average monthly rainfall of 172mm).
The midpoint of Lebanon is approximately 6,543 miles (10,530km) east of Alabama, United States.
No, Lebanon is not further west than Alabama, United States.
Yes, Lebanon is further east than Alabama, United States. The midpoint of Lebanon is further east by approximately 6,988 miles (11,246km).
Yes, Lebanon is further north than Alabama, United States. The midpoint of Lebanon is further north by approximately 106 miles (171km).
No, Lebanon is not further south than Alabama, United States.
No, Lebanon is smaller than Alabama.
Lebanon has an area of 10,230 km2 (26,496 miles2) and Alabama has an area of 135,767 km2 (351,637 miles2)
which means that Lebanon is 125,537 km2 (325,141 miles2) smaller than Alabama.
That makes Lebanon 13 times smaller than Alabama.
Yes, Lebanon is smaller than Alabama.
Lebanon has an area of 10,230 km2 (26,496 miles2) and Alabama has an area of 135,767 km2 (351,637 miles2)
which means that Lebanon is 125,537 km2 (325,141 miles2) smaller than Alabama.
That makes Lebanon 13 times smaller than Alabama.
The midpoint of Alabama, United States is approximately 6,543 miles (10,530km) west of Lebanon.
Yes, Alabama, United States is further west than Lebanon. The midpoint of Alabama, United States is further west by approximately 6,988 miles (11,246km).
No, Alabama, United States is not further east than Lebanon.
No, Alabama, United States is not further north than Lebanon.
Yes, Alabama, United States is further south than Lebanon. The midpoint of Alabama, United States is further south by approximately 106 miles (171km).
Yes, Alabama is bigger than Lebanon.
Alabama has an area of 135,767 km2 (351,637 miles2) and Lebanon has an area of 10,230 km2 (26,496 miles2)
which means that Alabama is 125,537 km2 (325,141 miles2) bigger than Lebanon.
That makes Alabama 13 times bigger than Lebanon.
No, Alabama is not smaller than Lebanon.
Alabama has an area of 135,767 km2 (351,637 miles2) and Lebanon has an area of 10,230 km2 (26,496 miles2)
which means that Alabama is 125,537 km2 (325,141 miles2) bigger than Lebanon.
That makes Alabama 13 times bigger than Lebanon.
Yes, Lebanon is more populated than Alabama.
Lebanon has a population of 5,296,814 and Alabama has a population of 5,039,877
which means that Lebanon has 256,937 more people than Alabama.
That makes Lebanon 1 times more populated than Alabama.
No, Lebanon is not less populated than Alabama.
Lebanon has a population of 5,296,814 and Alabama has a population of 5,039,877
which means that Lebanon has 256,937 more people than Alabama.
That makes Lebanon 1 times more populated than Alabama.
No, Alabama is not more populated than Lebanon.
Alabama has a population of 5,039,877 and Lebanon has a population of 5,296,814
which means that Alabama has 256,937 fewer people than Lebanon.
That makes Alabama 1 times less populated than Lebanon.
Yes, Alabama is less populated than Lebanon.
Alabama has a population of 5,039,877 and Lebanon has a population of 5,296,814
which means that Alabama has 256,937 fewer people than Lebanon.
That makes Alabama 1 times less populated than Lebanon.