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Israel Braces for Cooler Temperatures and Local Showers This Week

By Ирен ДавидOngoing story · 53 updates
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
The story · English

Israel is set to experience a shift towards more autumnal weather starting Tuesday, September 29th, with cooler temperatures and the possibility of localized rain showers across the north and central regions. The forecast indicates partially cloudy to cloudy skies and temperatures dipping below the seasonal average, with mountain areas expected to be cooler than usual.

Meteo-Tech predicts this trend will continue through the end of the week, though overall conditions are expected to remain relatively comfortable. Scattered showers may occur intermittently.

Temperatures on Tuesday are forecast to reach 29 degrees Celsius in Kiryat Shmona, 31 in Tiberias, 27 in Haifa, 28 in Tel Aviv and Modiin, 26 in Jerusalem, 28 in Ashkelon, 29 in Beersheba, 26 in Mitzpe Ramon, and 33 in Eilat.

Wednesday will see partially cloudy skies and comfortable weather, with a chance of light, localized rain in the north and center. Thursday will bring increased cloud cover, ranging from partly to fully cloudy, with cooler mountain temperatures and renewed chances of local rain in the north and center.

No significant weather changes are anticipated for Friday and Saturday, with continued partly cloudy to cloudy conditions and cooler mountain temperatures. Localized rain remains possible in the north and center throughout the weekend.

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