Autumn Weather Arrives Midweek With Scattered Showers
Forecasters predict a shift in weather patterns starting Monday, with partly cloudy to clear skies and moderate temperatures. A slight rise in temperatures is expected, though they will remain slightly below the annual average. There's a low chance of light, scattered rain in some areas. Mountainous regions will experience normal summer conditions, while the Jordan Valley will be hot to very hot. Nights will be refreshing, especially in the mountains.
On Tuesday, temperatures will drop slightly, about 3 degrees Celsius below the annual average. Light, scattered showers are possible. Daytime weather will be moderately cool, with evenings and nights becoming pleasant and refreshing, particularly in mid-to-high elevation mountains, turning relatively cool in the late night hours. Winds will be moderate to strong, and the sea will be moderately to heavily choppy.
Wednesday will see temperatures remain relatively low and below average. Daytime will be moderately cool with a chance of light, scattered rain. Evenings and nights will be pleasant and refreshing, especially in higher mountain areas, becoming relatively cool and potentially cold late at night.
Thursday will bring a noticeable temperature drop. Daytime will be partly cloudy with a possibility of local rain showers in some areas, accompanied by clouds at various altitudes. Temperatures will be slightly below the seasonal average. Evenings and nights will be refreshing, with cooler conditions in the mountains.
By Friday, temperatures will dip slightly further, ushering in distinctly autumnal weather. Expect partly cloudy skies with a chance of local rain showers, particularly in northern and central areas and along the coast. Temperatures will remain slightly below average, turning relatively cool in the evening and night, and cold in mountainous regions.
Saturday will see a slight temperature increase. Mountainous and elevated areas will experience autumnal conditions, while plains and coastal regions will feel more summery. Nights will be relatively cool to cold in the mountains and relatively cool in plains and coastal areas.
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