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Behadrei HaredimWeather

Israel Weather Forecast for Sukkot Holiday

Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israel's weather forecast for the Sukkot holiday predicts partly cloudy skies with seasonal temperatures on Friday, light coastal rain, and strong winds. Saturday will see a slight temperature drop, followed by a slight rise on Sunday.

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  • Partly cloudy skies expected for Sukkot eve with seasonal temperatures.
  • Light coastal rain possible Friday morning, with strong winds later.
  • Temperatures will drop slightly on Saturday, rise on Sunday.
  • Seasonal temperatures expected across most of Israel.

Weather across Israel is expected to be partly cloudy with no significant temperature changes on Friday, the eve of Sukkot. Temperatures will remain seasonal for most regions. Light local rain or drizzle is possible along the coastal plain, particularly in the southern part, during the morning hours. Strong northerly winds will blow along the coast in the afternoon.

On Saturday, the first day of Sukkot, the weather will be partly cloudy to fair with a slight drop in temperatures. Sunday will see clear skies after morning clouds dissipate, with a slight increase in temperatures.

Temperatures on Friday are forecast to reach 24-29°C in Tel Aviv and Haifa, 18-28°C in Jerusalem, 23-29°C in Ashdod, 19-31°C in Beersheba, 24-29°C in Ashkelon, 18-26°C in Mitzpe Ramon, and 21-30°C in Afula.

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