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YnetWeather

Israel Weather Forecast: Slight Temperature Drop Expected

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Israel's weather forecast for Wednesday indicates a slight drop in temperatures, though it will remain warmer than usual for the season. A further decrease is expected Thursday, with temperatures returning to seasonal averages by the weekend.

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  • Temperatures to drop slightly on Wednesday but remain warm.
  • Weather will clear to fair conditions later Wednesday.
  • Further cooling expected Thursday, returning to seasonal averages.
  • No significant weather changes predicted for the weekend.

Israel will experience a slight decrease in temperatures on Wednesday, though it will remain warmer than average for the season. The morning will be partly cloudy, clearing to fair weather later in the day. The temperature drop will be most noticeable in the mountains and inland areas, but temperatures will still be slightly above seasonal norms. The night will be clear to partly cloudy.

On Thursday, a further slight decrease in temperatures is forecast, particularly in the mountains and inland. Temperatures are expected to return to seasonal averages across most regions by the end of the week, with no significant weather changes anticipated for the weekend.

Today's forecasted high temperatures range from 31°C in Jerusalem to 40°C in Eilat. Other major cities include Tel Aviv (32°C), Haifa (32°C), Be'er Sheva (34°C), and Tiberias (37°C). Overnight lows will be in the upper teens to mid-20s Celsius.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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