There is no substantial rain forecasted for Armenia till August 19. From August 20-23, rain will return and temps will drop as well. The last week of the month will see an absence of precipitation with temperatures hovering in the normal range as well. During a press conference held today, Zarouhi Petrosyan, who heads Armenia's meteorologist department, stated that during the last ten days of the months the maximum temperature will be 32 Celsius. This translates into 30-32 degrees in the low-lying areas of the country and a range of 25-26 degrees tops in the mountains. When asked what weather the country can expect in the fall, Ms. Petrosyan said that they had no forecasts as yet but added that September temps would be in the normal range as well as precipitation amounts. She said that September is expected to be a very pleasant time of the year. She also mentioned that the water temps in Lake Sevan were in the 19-20 degree range and that the temps would reach their height from August 15-17 when they'd top off at 24-25 degrees.