Israel Weather Forecast: Light Showers Possible in North and Center
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israel's weather forecast predicts partly cloudy skies with a chance of light showers in the north and center on Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures will remain seasonal, with a slight drop on Sunday and a subsequent rise early next week, accompanied by increased heat load.
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- Light showers possible in northern and central Israel.
- Temperatures expected to remain seasonal for the weekend.
- Slight temperature drop Sunday, then rise early next week.
- Heat load to increase early next week.
- High UV index expected.
On Saturday, the weather in Israel will be partly cloudy in the morning, becoming fair during the day. Temperatures will remain largely unchanged and typical for the season across most regions. Overnight, it will be partly cloudy, with a chance of light drizzle in northern and central Israel towards morning.
The maximum predicted UV index is high to very high, and the Mediterranean Sea will be calm to moderately rough, with wave heights between 40 and 90 centimeters. No significant temperature changes are expected.
On Sunday, the weather will be partly cloudy with a slight drop in temperatures, particularly in mountainous and inland areas. Light showers may occur in northern and central Israel in the morning.
Monday is forecast to be partly cloudy to clear, with a slight rise in temperatures, especially in the mountains and inland, making them slightly above seasonal averages. Heat load is also expected to increase in most parts of the country.
Tuesday will be partly cloudy to clear, with another slight increase in temperatures, again mainly in mountainous and inland areas, leading to temperatures above seasonal norms. Predicted temperatures for Saturday and Saturday night include Jerusalem (17-30°C), Tel Aviv (24-31°C), Haifa (23-31°C), Eilat (29-39°C), and Be'er Sheva (21-33°C).
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