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MignewsWeather

Israel Weather: Mild Conditions Expected with Heat in Center and South

Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba

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Russian · 12 newsrooms covering

Israel will experience comfortable weather on September 23rd, with clear skies and light winds. Central and southern areas are expected to be hotter than average, while sea temperatures vary across different bodies of water.

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  • Israel to see comfortable weather on September 23rd.
  • Central and southern regions will be hotter than average.
  • Light winds and clear skies are expected nationwide.
  • Sea temperatures range from 27°C to 31°C.

On Wednesday, September 23rd, most of Israel will experience comfortable temperatures. The weather is forecast to be clear with light winds reaching up to 4.5 meters per second. However, central and southern regions of the country are expected to see temperatures rise above average, with higher heat predicted.

Solar activity remains high, and atmospheric pressure is stable at 733 mmHg. Temperatures in major cities include Jerusalem (18-28°C), Tel Aviv (24-30°C), Haifa (23-29°C), Beersheba (21-33°C), and Eilat (27-31°C).

For those planning to visit the sea, the Mediterranean coast will have water temperatures around 29°C with slight waves ranging from 40 to 80 cm. The Sea of Galilee's water temperature is 31°C, the Dead Sea is 29°C, and the Red Sea beaches will have water temperatures of 27°C.

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