Israel Weather Forecast: Mild Rise in Temperature, Mostly Clear Skies
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israel's Meteorological Service predicts a slight temperature increase on Thursday, October 8, with mostly clear skies and no rain. Coastal winds will strengthen in the afternoon. Temperatures will remain stable but cloudy from Friday to Sunday, followed by a rise and intermittent rain from Monday to Wednesday.
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- Temperatures in Israel will slightly rise on Thursday, October 8, nearing seasonal averages.
- The weather forecast for Thursday is mostly cloudless with no precipitation expected.
- A northerly wind will strengthen along the Mediterranean coast during the afternoon.
- Temperatures will range from 17°C to 34°C across various Israeli locations.
- Cloudy weather is expected from Friday to Sunday, with a temperature increase and rain from Monday to Wednesday.
Israel's Meteorological Service forecasts a slight increase in temperatures for Thursday, October 8, bringing them close to seasonal averages. The day is expected to be mostly cloudless with no precipitation. A northerly wind will pick up along the Mediterranean coast in the afternoon.
Highs will range from 17-26 degrees Celsius in Jerusalem, 19-28 in Tel Aviv, 21-27 in Haifa, and 22-33 in Eilat. Other cities and regions will see similar temperatures, including Beer Sheva (16-29), the Dead Sea coast (25-33), Ashkelon and Ashdod (19-28), Ariel (17-28), Tiberias and the Kinneret coast (20-34), and the Golan Heights (19-32).
Sea temperatures off the Mediterranean coast will be 28 degrees Celsius, with wave heights between 60-130 cm. Winds along the coast will be northerly at up to 25 km/h in Tel Aviv and Haifa, and in the Eilat Bay. A westerly wind of up to 10 km/h is expected near the Kinneret.
Looking ahead, Friday through Sunday will be cloudy with temperatures remaining largely unchanged. From Monday to Wednesday, temperatures are predicted to rise again, leading to hot and cloudy conditions with intermittent rain.
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