Light Showers Expected During Sukkot Holiday Amid Stable Temperatures
Israel is set to experience partly cloudy to clear skies with a chance of light, localized drizzle or rain along the coastal plain during the morning hours. Temperatures are expected to remain largely unchanged.
Looking ahead to the Sukkot holiday, Saturday, September 26th, will be partly cloudy to clear with a slight drop in temperatures. Sunday, September 27th, the first day of Chol HaMoed (the intermediate days of Sukkot), will be clear to partly cloudy with no significant temperature fluctuations. Monday, September 28th, also part of Chol HaMoed, will see partly cloudy to clear conditions with stable temperatures. Light, occasional local rain is forecast for northern and central Israel.
Temperature readings for various cities include Tel Aviv and Haifa at 24-29°C, Jerusalem at 18-26°C, Ashdod and Ashkelon at 23-29°C, Beersheba at 20-30°C, Mitzpe Ramon at 19-26°C, and Afula at 21-30°C.
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