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Israel Braces for Continued Cold Snap and Scattered Showers

By عرب ٤٨, https://www.facebook.com/arab48official, محمد محسن وتدOngoing story · 53 updates
Translated & summarized from Arab48 by baba
The story · English

Temperatures are expected to continue dropping across Israel, with a slight decrease forecast for Tuesday, bringing readings about 4 degrees Celsius below the annual average. Scattered light rain is also anticipated in some areas. The weather will be relatively moderate during the day, becoming pleasant and refreshing in the evenings and nights, especially in mid-to-high elevation mountainous regions, with a relative coolness late at night. Winds will be moderate to brisk from the southwest to northwest, and the sea will be moderately to heavily choppy.

On Wednesday, the weather will be generally partly cloudy and moderate in most areas, with temperatures remaining around 4 degrees Celsius below average. Light, scattered rain is possible, particularly in northern regions. Evenings and nights will be pleasant and refreshing, especially in higher mountainous areas, turning relatively cool late at night.

Thursday will see partly cloudy skies and moderate temperatures, with clouds at various altitudes. A further drop in temperature is expected, reaching about 5 degrees Celsius below the annual average, accompanied by light, scattered rain, mainly in the north. Evenings and nights will be refreshing, becoming cooler in mountainous areas.

Friday will bring another slight temperature decrease, with distinctly autumnal weather, partly cloudy skies, and a chance of local showers in scattered areas, especially in the north, central Israel, and coastal regions. Temperatures will remain slightly below average, turning relatively cold in the evenings and nights, and cold in mountainous areas.

By Saturday, a slight temperature increase is expected. Mountainous and elevated areas will experience autumnal weather, while plains and coastal regions will feel more summery. Nights will be relatively cool to cold in mountainous areas and relatively cool in plains and coastal regions.

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