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Israel Weather Forecast: Local Rain in North, Cooler Than Average Temperatures Expected

By ynetOngoing story · 56 updates
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Israel is expected to experience partly cloudy skies with localized rain, primarily in the northern regions, and temperatures will be lower than the seasonal average. The cooler weather pattern is forecast to continue into the night, with continued partly cloudy conditions and scattered rain showers anticipated in the north.

Temperatures across the country will be below normal for this time of year. Highs in Jerusalem are predicted to reach 25 degrees Celsius (77F), while Tel Aviv will see highs of 28C (82F). Haifa will also experience highs around 28C (82F). In the north, Safed will have highs of 25C (77F), and the Golan Heights city of Qatzrin will reach 30C (86F). Tiberias will see highs of 31C (88F), Nazareth 29C (84F), and Afula 31C (88F).

Further south, Beit She'an will reach 33C (91F), Lod 29C (84F), and Ashdod 28C (82F). In the desert, Ein Gedi will experience highs of 32C (90F), Beersheba 29C (84F), and Mitzpe Ramon 27C (81F). The southernmost city of Eilat is forecast to have the highest temperatures, reaching 33C (91F).

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