Autumn Weather Forecast: Scattered Showers Expected This Week
Translated & summarized from Arab48 by baba
Israel is set to experience a week of autumn weather, with temperatures dropping below average, scattered rain showers expected from Monday, and cooler evenings and nights.
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- Temperatures will drop below average starting Sunday.
- Scattered light rain is possible from Monday to Thursday.
- Autumnal weather with cooler nights is expected by Friday.
- Some areas will experience hot conditions despite the seasonal shift.
Forecasters predict a shift towards autumn weather with a slight drop in temperatures starting Sunday, falling about 3 degrees Celsius below the annual average. The week will see partly cloudy to clear skies with moderate conditions, though some mountainous areas will experience normal summer weather, while the Jordan Valley remains hot to very hot. Scattered light rain is possible on Monday and Tuesday, with Tuesday also bringing moderate to strong southwesterly to northwesterly winds and a rougher sea.
Temperatures will remain below average through Wednesday, with daytime conditions being moderately pleasant and evenings and nights becoming cool, especially in higher elevations. By Thursday, a more noticeable temperature drop is expected, accompanied by partly cloudy skies and a chance of localized rain showers. The weather will be refreshing in the evenings and nights, with cooler temperatures in mountainous regions.
Friday is forecast to be distinctly autumnal, with partly cloudy skies and a possibility of scattered showers, particularly in northern and central Israel and coastal areas. Temperatures will continue to be slightly below the annual average, turning cool to cold at night, especially in the mountains. Saturday will see a slight temperature increase, with autumn-like conditions in the highlands and a more summery feel in the plains and coastal areas. Nighttime temperatures will be cool to cold in the mountains and cool in the lowlands.
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