Israel Braces for Showers and Flood Risk During Sukkot Holiday
Israel is set to experience cool and rainy weather throughout the Sukkot holiday, with local showers expected in the north and center of the country on Wednesday and Thursday. Forecasters are also warning of a slight risk of flash floods in the Jordan Valley and northern Judean Desert on Thursday.
On Wednesday, partly cloudy skies will prevail with temperatures below average, particularly in mountainous areas. Local rain is anticipated in the north and center, with possible drizzle in the northern Negev. Highs will range from the low 20s Celsius (70s Fahrenheit) in Jerusalem to the high 20s and low 30s (80s Fahrenheit) in the Jordan Valley and Eilat.
Thursday will see partly cloudy to cloudy conditions, with temperatures remaining below seasonal averages. Local rain will continue intermittently in the north and center, with potential drizzle in the northern Negev. The main concern is the slight risk of flash floods in the Jordan Valley and northern Judean Desert.
On Friday, skies will clear somewhat, and temperatures will begin a slight increase, especially in the central and southern regions. Local rain may persist in the north, with a chance of showers in the central mountains in the afternoon. Saturday is expected to be partly cloudy to clear with average temperatures, and Sunday will see no significant weather changes.
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