Israel Weather Forecast: Mild Temperatures and Scattered Showers Expected
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- Mild temperatures and variable clouds are forecast for Thursday, October 1st.
- Light rain is expected, primarily in northern Israel and the Mediterranean coast.
- Temperatures will be slightly below the seasonal average.
- Weekend weather will be warmer and sunny.
- Temperatures will fluctuate early next week.
Israel's Meteorological Service forecasts mild temperatures for Thursday, October 1st, with readings slightly below the seasonal average. The day will see variable cloudiness, and light rain is possible at times, particularly in the northern regions and along the Mediterranean coast. Highs in Jerusalem will range from 16 to 24 degrees Celsius, while Tel Aviv will experience 21 to 28 degrees. Haifa is expected to see temperatures between 21 and 27 degrees, and Eilat will be warmer at 23 to 33 degrees. Beersheba's forecast is 18 to 27 degrees, and the Dead Sea area will experience 24 to 31 degrees. Coastal cities Ashkelon and Ashdod will have highs of 21 to 28 degrees. In Ariel, temperatures will be between 17 and 25 degrees, and Tiberias and the Sea of Galilee area will see 20 to 29 degrees. The Golan Heights are forecast for 17 to 28 degrees. Sea temperatures along the Mediterranean coast will be 29 degrees, with wave heights between 60 and 110 centimeters. Winds will be predominantly westerly along the coast, reaching up to 15 km/h in Tel Aviv and Haifa, and up to 25 km/h near the Sea of Galilee. The Eilat Bay will experience northerly winds up to 15 km/h. The forecast for Friday indicates no significant changes. Over the weekend, temperatures are expected to rise with sunny conditions. Monday will bring a temperature drop and variable cloudiness, followed by a rise in temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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