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SrugimWeather

Israel's Meteorological Service Predicts Significant Rainfall and Cooler Temperatures

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israel's Meteorological Service reported light rains and cooler, autumnal temperatures in the north on Tuesday. The forecast indicates continued local showers and a significant rain system expected by the weekend, mainly affecting the northern half of the country.

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  • Light rains and cooler temperatures are falling in northern Israel.
  • Autumnal weather is expected to continue through the week.
  • Localized rain may reach the central region on Wednesday.
  • A significant rain system is forecast for Friday and Saturday.
  • The heaviest rain is expected in the northern half of the country.

The Israel Meteorological Service announced on Tuesday that light rains began falling in the Western Galilee region early in the morning, accumulating between 3 to 5 millimeters. Alongside the rain, a noticeable cooling trend has set in, with temperatures in mountainous areas dropping to 20-22 degrees Celsius, below the seasonal average, accompanied by cloudy skies and an autumnal feel.

The autumnal weather pattern is expected to continue throughout the coming days. Localized rain showers are forecast for Wednesday, with the potential to move southward towards the central region. A more significant rain system is anticipated by the weekend, with Friday and Saturday predicted to bring substantial rainfall, primarily concentrated in the northern parts of the country.

SrugimRight · Jerusalem

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