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DavarWeather

Holiday Weather: Mild Temperatures Expected Across Israel

Translated & summarized from Davar by baba

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Hebrew · 12 newsrooms covering

Israel's holiday weather forecast predicts clear skies with mild temperatures typical for the season, followed by a slight increase in heat on the second day of the holiday.

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  • Clear skies expected for the holiday eve and days.
  • Temperatures will be normal for the season.
  • A slight drop in temperatures Friday, especially coastally.
  • Temperatures will rise slightly on Sunday.
  • Increased heat load expected Sunday inland and in mountains.

Israel will experience mild weather conditions for the upcoming holiday, with clear skies expected after morning clouds dissipate on Friday evening, the eve of the holiday. A slight drop in temperatures is anticipated, particularly in the coastal plain, the lowlands, and the Negev desert, with temperatures remaining typical for this time of year.

Overnight, the weather will be clear to partly cloudy. Saturday, the first day of the holiday, will see no significant changes. On Sunday, the second day of the holiday, temperatures will rise slightly, becoming a bit higher than usual for the season, especially in the mountains and inland areas. An increase in heat load is also expected.

The forecast indicates a return to normal seasonal temperatures after a slight dip, with a subsequent rise that may bring heavier heat conditions by Sunday.

DavarLeft · Tel Aviv

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