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YnetWeather

Israel Braces for Mild Warming Trend and Scattered Showers

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Israel's weather forecast predicts a mild warming trend with scattered local showers expected, mainly in the north and central mountains. Temperatures will remain seasonable.

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  • Slight warming trend expected across Israel.
  • Scattered local rain forecast for northern areas.
  • Rain to focus on northern and central mountains.
  • Overnight brings partly cloudy skies and light rain.
  • Temperatures remain typical for the season.
Israel Braces for Mild Warming Trend and Scattered Showers
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Israel is set to experience a slight warming trend, particularly in the central and southern regions, though temperatures will remain typical for this time of year. The forecast indicates partly cloudy skies throughout the day.

Local rainfall is expected during the morning hours, primarily in the north. By the afternoon, the precipitation is anticipated to concentrate over the northern and central mountain ranges.

Overnight, conditions will shift to partly cloudy to cloudy, with a possibility of light, localized rain, mainly affecting the northern areas and the coastal plain.

Today's and tonight's predicted temperatures range from 18-26 degrees Celsius in Jerusalem, 22-30 in Tel Aviv, 22-28 in Haifa, and up to 28-38 degrees Celsius in Eilat.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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