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Israel Issues Yellow Weather Warning for Dangerous Sea Conditions

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israel's Meteorological Service issued a yellow warning for dangerous sea conditions along the Mediterranean coast on Thursday, advising the public to swim only at designated beaches with lifeguards.

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  • Yellow weather warning issued for Israel's Mediterranean coast.
  • Dangerous sea conditions expected Thursday from 10 AM to 10 PM.
  • High waves and strong currents pose drowning and injury risks.
  • Public urged to swim only at supervised, designated beaches.
  • Avoid piers and breakwaters due to strong currents.

The Israel Meteorological Service has issued a yellow weather warning for the Mediterranean coast, forecasting high and dangerous sea conditions for swimming. The warning is in effect from 10:00 AM on Thursday until 10:00 PM the same night. The sea is described as rough, with significant wave heights expected to range between 70 and 110 centimeters, with no major changes anticipated throughout the day.

The Meteorological Service cautions that these conditions pose a real drowning risk due to high waves, undertow, and strong currents that could pull swimmers out to sea. There is also a risk of injuries from breaking waves, rocks, and stones in the water, as well as dangerous drag in shallow areas.

The public is urged to exercise extreme caution and adhere to safety guidelines. These include swimming only at designated, supervised beaches with lifeguards, completely avoiding standing on piers and breakwaters, and staying away from swimming near them due to the danger of currents and whirlpools characteristic of these areas.

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