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Israel Braces for Cooler Temperatures and Clouds on Tuesday

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Translated & summarized from Channel 9 by baba
The story · English

Israel is expected to experience cloudy and relatively cool weather on Tuesday, September 29, with temperatures dropping across most regions. Light rain is possible along the coast and in the north. Sea conditions in the Mediterranean will feature waves of 90-120 cm, with water temperatures at 29°C. The Sea of Galilee will have waves of 30-50 cm, also with water temperatures of 29°C. In the Gulf of Eilat, the water will be cooler at 25°C, with waves ranging from 20-40 cm.

Daytime high temperatures will range from 24°C in Jerusalem and Safed to 30°C in Afula, Tiberias, and Kiryat Shmona. Coastal cities like Tel Aviv and Netanya will see highs of 28°C, while Haifa will reach 27°C. Inland cities such as Ariel will have a high of 26°C, and Beersheba 28°C. The Dead Sea area near Ein Gedi will experience a high of 32°C, and Eilat 35°C. Notably, Ashdod, Ashkelon, and Kiryat Gat are forecast to have unusually high temperatures for the day, reaching 38-39°C, with nighttime lows around 21-25°C.

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