Israel Braces for Sukkot Weather: Mild Temperatures Amidst Extreme Heat Warnings
As Israel prepares for the Sukkot holiday, the Israel Meteorological Service has issued a rare 'red alert' for extreme heat in the Jordan Valley, alongside 'orange alerts' for the Dead Sea region, the Arava, and the valleys. These warnings indicate potentially dangerous heat conditions in these specific areas.
Elsewhere in the country, the weather is expected to be more moderate. Thursday will see partly cloudy skies with temperatures typical for this season. Overnight, conditions will remain partly cloudy to cloudy, with a chance of light, localized drizzle, mainly along the southern coastal plain.
On Friday, the eve of Sukkot, skies will be partly cloudy to clear. Light, localized rain is possible in the morning along the coastal plain, particularly the southern part. Temperatures are not expected to change significantly.
For the first day of Sukkot on Saturday, the forecast calls for partly cloudy to fair weather, with a slight drop in temperatures. The article also provides specific temperature ranges for various cities including Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Beersheba, Haifa, Tiberias, Safed, and Eilat, with Eilat anticipating the highest temperatures reaching 39 degrees Celsius.
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