Heavy Rains Hit Jerusalem and Northern Israel; Light Showers Expected
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Israel experienced heavy rainfall on Friday, particularly in the north and Jerusalem, with lighter showers expected to continue. Temperatures will remain stable before a slight increase later in the week.
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- Northern Israel and Jerusalem received heavy rainfall on Friday.
- Light rain is expected to continue through Friday afternoon.
- Temperatures will remain stable before a slight increase Sunday and Monday.
- Up to 15 mm of rain is forecast for the Western Galilee and northern coast.
Heavy rainfall was recorded across several regions of Israel on Friday morning, with the northern area seeing the most significant amounts. Kibbutz Menara in the Upper Galilee received 7 mm of rain, while Kfar Giladi recorded 6 mm. The southern coastal region, specifically Ashkelon, experienced between 3 to 4 mm of rain. Jerusalem also saw strong downpours at times.
The meteorological forecast indicates that the chance of rain will persist until Friday afternoon. The Israel Meteorological Service anticipates further rainfall in the central region, with the Western Galilee, northern coast, and the Sharon area potentially receiving up to 15 mm.
Looking ahead, no significant change in temperatures is expected for Saturday. Light rain is forecast for the northern and coastal areas, with partly cloudy skies. A slight increase in temperatures is predicted for Sunday, bringing them closer to the seasonal average across most regions. A further minor temperature rise is expected on Monday.
Today's and tonight's forecasted temperatures are: Jerusalem 26-19 degrees Celsius, Tel Aviv and Jaffa 30-26, Haifa 29-25, Safed 26-19, Tiberias 30-22, Nazareth 31-23, Afula 30-24, Beit She'an 34-25, Lod 30-26, Beersheba 31-24, and Eilat 38-28.
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