Israel Weather Forecast: Slight Cooling and Chance of Rain
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Israel's weather forecast for Tuesday, September 29th, predicts a slight temperature decrease and cloudy conditions nationwide, with a chance of morning rain in the north and along the coast. Sea conditions and water temperatures are also detailed.
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- Slight temperature drop expected nationwide on September 29th.
- Cloudy skies and light winds are forecast.
- Localized morning rain possible in northern and coastal areas.
- Temperatures will be slightly below seasonal averages.
- Sea conditions and water temperatures are provided for various bodies of water.
On Tuesday, September 29th, Israel is expected to experience a slight drop in temperature across most of the country, particularly in the central and southern regions. Thermometer readings will be slightly below seasonal averages, with cloudy skies anticipated. Light, localized showers are possible in the morning in the north and along the coastal plain. Winds will be light, reaching up to 5.1 meters per second. Atmospheric pressure will remain stable at 734 mmHg, and solar activity will be at a moderate level.
Temperatures are forecast to range from 17-24°C in Jerusalem and Safed, 24-28°C in Tel Aviv and Ashdod, 23-27°C in Haifa, 19-28°C in Katzrin, 20-30°C in Tiberias, 20-28°C in Nazareth, 21-29°C in Afula, 24-33°C in Beit She'an, 23-28°C in Lod, 21-28°C in Beersheba, 18-26°C in Mitzpe Ramon, 25-32°C in Ein Gedi, and 25-35°C in Eilat.
The Mediterranean Sea will see moderate waves ranging from 90 to 130 cm, with water temperatures around 29°C. Water temperatures in the Sea of Galilee and the Dead Sea will also reach 29°C, while the Red Sea will be around 25°C.
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