Moderate Summer Weather Expected Across Israel
Forecasters predict a slight drop in temperatures starting Wednesday, with readings expected to be around two degrees Celsius below the annual average. The weather will be typically summery, with relatively moderate conditions in mountainous areas, hot weather in the plains, and very hot conditions in the Jordan Valley. Nighttime temperatures will decrease, leading to pleasant and refreshing weather, especially in the mountains.
On Thursday, partly cloudy to clear skies are expected, with no significant change in temperatures, which will remain about two degrees Celsius below average. Daytime weather will continue to be typically summery in mountainous and elevated regions, noticeably hot in plains and coastal areas, and extremely hot in the Jordan Valley. Nighttime temperatures will gradually fall, becoming refreshing across most areas, particularly the mountains, though less so in plains and coastal regions. Winds will be light to moderate from the west to northwest, and the sea will have low waves.
Friday will see little change in temperatures, with generally typical summer daytime weather, including in mountainous and elevated areas. Plains and coastal regions will experience heat within the usual averages, while the Jordan Valley will be extremely hot. Nighttime temperatures will drop, bringing refreshing conditions to all areas, especially mountains, plains, and coastal regions. Winds will be light to moderate from the west to northwest, occasionally picking up, and the sea will have low to moderate waves.
On Saturday, daytime weather will remain typically summery, with temperatures slightly above the annual average. The Jordan Valley will be relatively hot, while plains and low-lying areas will be cooler. Nighttime temperatures will decrease, bringing refreshing weather, tending towards cool in high mountains, and pleasant in plains, coastal, and low-lying areas.
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