Israel Weather Forecast for September 11: Seasonally Average Temperatures, Partly Cloudy Skies
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israel's weather forecast for Friday, September 11, predicts seasonally average temperatures with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures will range from the low 20s to high 30s Celsius across different regions, with a slight cooling trend expected by Thursday.
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- Temperatures will be near seasonal averages on September 11.
- Skies will be partly cloudy nationwide.
- Highs will range from 30C in Jerusalem to 38C in Eilat.
- Winds will be mostly northwesterly along the coast.
- No significant weather changes are expected until Thursday.
Israel's Meteorological Service forecasts a slight drop in temperatures on Friday, September 11, bringing them closer to seasonal averages. Skies are expected to be partly cloudy across the country. Highs will range from 30 degrees Celsius in Jerusalem to 38 degrees in Eilat. Coastal cities like Tel Aviv and Haifa will see temperatures between 23-31 and 23-30 degrees respectively. Other notable forecasts include 22-34 in Beersheba, 26-36 on the Dead Sea coast, 23-31 in Ashkelon and Ashdod, 20-31 in Ariel, and 22-35 around the Sea of Galilee. The Golan Heights will experience temperatures between 20-34 degrees. Sea water temperature off the Mediterranean coast will be 30 degrees Celsius, with wave heights of 30-60 cm. Winds will be predominantly northwesterly along the Mediterranean coast, reaching up to 20 km/h in Tel Aviv and Haifa, and up to 30 km/h near the Sea of Galilee. The Eilat Bay will have northeasterly winds up to 25 km/h. The forecast for Saturday through Wednesday indicates no significant changes, with variable cloudiness. A temperature decrease is anticipated for Thursday.
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