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Israel Weather Forecast: Cool Temperatures and Scattered Showers Expected

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Israel's Meteorological Service has forecast cool weather for Wednesday, September 30th, with temperatures remaining slightly below average for this time of year. Variable cloudiness is expected across the country, with scattered showers anticipated, particularly in the northern regions.

Daytime high temperatures will range from 17-25 degrees Celsius in Jerusalem, and 22-28 degrees Celsius in Tel Aviv and Haifa. Eilat will experience warmer conditions, with lows of 24 and highs of 34 degrees Celsius. Beer Sheva is forecast to have temperatures between 20 and 29 degrees Celsius, while the Dead Sea area will see highs of 32 degrees Celsius.

Other cities will also experience moderate temperatures: Ashkelon and Ashdod (22-28 C), Ariel (18-26 C), Tiberias and the Sea of Galilee area (21-31 C), and the Golan Heights (18-30 C).

The Mediterranean Sea water temperature is 29 degrees Celsius, with wave heights between 60 and 110 cm. Winds along the Mediterranean coast near Tel Aviv and Haifa will be westerly at up to 15 km/h. The Sea of Galilee area will experience westerly winds up to 25 km/h, and the Eilat Bay area will have northwesterly winds up to 25 km/h.

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