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Israel Weather Forecast: Cooler Than Average Temperatures Expected

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Israel is experiencing a slight drop in temperatures, falling below average for this time of year, with a chance of light rain in the north and coastal areas. Specific temperature ranges are provided for major cities.

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  • Temperatures will be lower than average across Israel.
  • Light rain is possible in northern and coastal areas.
  • Central and southern regions will see the most significant drop.
  • Specific temperature forecasts are provided for major cities.
Israel Weather Forecast: Cooler Than Average Temperatures Expected
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Temperatures across Israel are expected to drop slightly on Tuesday, with readings falling below the seasonal average, particularly in the central and southern regions. Light, localized rain is possible in northern Israel and along the coastal plain, mainly in the morning hours.

Highs are forecast for Tuesday as follows: Jerusalem and Safed 24°C (75°F), Tel Aviv 28°C (82°F), Haifa 27°C (81°F), Qatzrin 28°C (82°F), Tiberias 30°C (86°F), Nazareth 28°C (82°F), Afula 29°C (84°F), Beit She'an 33°C (91°F), Lod and Ashdod 28°C (82°F), Ein Gedi 32°C (90°F), Beersheba 28°C (82°F), Mitzpe Ramon 26°C (79°F), and Eilat 35°C (95°F).

Overnight lows will also be cooler than usual. The forecast indicates a continuation of these cooler temperatures into the night.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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