Light Rain Possible During Intermediate Days of Passover Holiday
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Israel's weather forecast for Chol HaMoed (the intermediate days of Passover) predicts cool, pleasant conditions with a chance of light, scattered rain, primarily in the north and coastal areas. Temperatures are expected to drop further during the week before a potential second rain system arrives by the weekend.
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- Pleasant, cooler-than-average weather expected for Chol HaMoed.
- Light, scattered rain possible in northern and coastal areas.
- Rain is not expected to disrupt holiday travel plans.
- Temperatures will gradually decrease throughout the week.
- Another rain system may arrive by the weekend.
The weather in Israel is expected to be pleasant and cooler than usual for this time of year during the intermediate days of the Passover holiday, known as Chol HaMoed. Increased cloudiness and scattered light drizzles are anticipated in the north and along the coastal plain. The weather is described as autumnal, comfortable, and suitable for outdoor activities.
On Monday, temperatures will be lower than average for the season, with only slight to moderate heat stress expected in the afternoon across the country. Local light rain is possible in the Galilee region.
From Tuesday through Thursday, temperatures will gradually decrease. This will be accompanied by cloudiness and a chance of drizzles or local light rain in the north and center of the country, particularly along the coast. Any rain that does fall is expected to be light and brief, not significantly disrupting holiday travel plans.
Temperatures are forecast to continue dropping in the coming days, maintaining the comfortable, autumnal weather. Towards the weekend, possibly on Friday or Saturday, another rain system might approach the region.
Maximum temperatures on Monday are predicted to reach up to 28 degrees Celsius in Jerusalem, 30 in Tel Aviv, 31 in the Golan Heights, 30 in Haifa, 28 in Ariel, 32 in Beersheba, 33 in the Dead Sea and Arava regions, and up to 37 degrees in Eilat.
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