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YnetWeather

Israel Weather Forecast: Slight Temperature Drop, Coastal Drizzle Expected

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 12 newsrooms covering

Israel's weather forecast indicates a slight drop in temperatures, with potential light rain and drizzle along the coast in the morning. Inland and mountain areas will see the most significant temperature decrease, while the afternoon is expected to be fair.

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  • Temperatures will drop slightly, especially inland and in mountains.
  • Light drizzle or rain possible along the coast in the morning.
  • Weather will become fair later in the day.
  • Temperatures will be seasonably normal for most areas.

Israel is expected to experience a slight decrease in temperatures today, particularly in mountainous and inland areas, though most regions will see seasonably normal weather. Light drizzle or isolated light rain is possible in the morning hours, mainly along the coastal plain, with partly cloudy to cloudy skies. The weather is forecast to become fair later in the day.

Today's high and low temperatures are predicted as follows: Jerusalem 18-28 degrees Celsius, Tel Aviv 24-30, Haifa 23-29, Safed 18-28, Katzrin 20-32, Tiberias 23-34, Nazareth 22-32, Afula 22-33, Beit She'an 25-36, Lod 24-31, Ashdod 24-30, Ein Gedi 26-34, Beersheba 21-31, Mitzpe Ramon 19-30, and Eilat 27-37.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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