Slight Temperature Drop Expected Across Israel, Below Average for Season

On Monday, Israel will experience partly cloudy to cloudy skies with high-altitude clouds. A slight decrease in temperatures is forecast, with readings expected to be slightly below the seasonal average, particularly in mountainous areas. Temperatures in Tel Aviv and Haifa will range from 22° to 28°, Jerusalem from 17° to 28°, Ashdod from 22° to 29°, Beersheba from 20° to 31°, Ashkelon from 22° to 28°, and Mitzpe Ramon from 17° to 28°. Further inland, Afula will see temperatures between 21° and 34°.

Looking ahead to Tuesday, the weather will remain partly cloudy to cloudy with medium and high-altitude clouds. Another slight drop in temperatures is expected, with readings continuing to be below average, especially in the mountains and inland. Light, localized rain is anticipated across much of the country, particularly in the south and east. There is a slight concern for flash floods in the streams of the southern Negev and the Arava.

By Wednesday, skies will clear to partly cloudy, and temperatures will rise back to seasonal averages. Strong northerly winds will begin blowing along the coastal plain in the afternoon.

Thursday is expected to be clear to partly cloudy, with a further increase in temperatures, making them higher than usual for this time of year. Strong northerly winds will again blow along the coast in the afternoon.

Friday will bring partly cloudy skies with a slight decrease in temperatures.