Israel Weather Forecast: Mild Temperatures, Variable Clouds Expected
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israel's Meteorological Service predicts mild, near-seasonal temperatures with variable clouds for Thursday, September 24th. Light coastal rain is possible in the morning, with no major weather shifts expected until Wednesday when temperatures may drop and rain is possible.
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- Temperatures will be near seasonal averages on September 24th.
- Variable cloud cover is expected across the country.
- Light morning rain is possible along the Mediterranean coast.
- No significant weather changes are forecast until Wednesday.
- Temperatures may drop and rain is expected on Wednesday.
Israel's Meteorological Service forecasts mild, near-seasonal temperatures for Thursday, September 24th, with variable cloud cover. Light rain may occur along the Mediterranean coast, particularly in the south, during the morning. Temperatures will range from 17-28 degrees Celsius in Jerusalem, 23-30 in Tel Aviv and Haifa, 25-35 in Eilat, and 21-31 in Beersheba. The Dead Sea area will see temperatures between 25-33 degrees, Ashkelon and Ashdod 22-30, Ariel 19-29, and the Sea of Galilee region 22-34. The Golan Heights are expected to experience temperatures from 19-32 degrees Celsius.
Water temperature along the Mediterranean coast will be 29 degrees Celsius, with wave heights of 50-100 cm. Winds will be predominantly northwesterly along the coast, reaching up to 15 km/h in Tel Aviv and Haifa. The Sea of Galilee will experience northwesterly winds up to 30 km/h, while the Eilat Bay will have northeasterly winds up to 30 km/h.
No significant weather changes are anticipated from Friday through Tuesday. However, a drop in temperature is expected on Wednesday, with some areas potentially experiencing rain.
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