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Ongoing Story· Day 35

Temperatures to Rise Sharply After Brief Cool Spell

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N12Weather

Israel Weather Forecast: Rising Temperatures, Chance of Rain in Southern Negev

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israel's weather forecast indicates rising temperatures and a chance of localized rain in the southern Negev this weekend. Sunday is expected to bring challenging sea conditions with red flags at most Mediterranean beaches. Temperatures will continue to be warmer than average for the season throughout the upcoming week.

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  • Temperatures will rise across Israel this weekend, exceeding seasonal averages.
  • Localized rain is possible in the southern Negev on Saturday afternoon.
  • Red flags are expected at most Mediterranean beaches on Sunday due to rough seas.
  • Sea temperatures are currently 28 degrees Celsius with waves up to 70 centimeters.
  • A warming trend will continue, keeping temperatures above average for the upcoming week.

Israel is set for a warming trend this weekend, with temperatures expected to rise above seasonal averages. Saturday will see partly cloudy skies in the north, with slightly warmer than usual conditions, while the rest of the country will experience pleasant weather. There is a possibility of localized rain in the southern Negev region during the afternoon hours. Conditions for swimming in the Mediterranean Sea are expected to be challenging on Sunday, with red flags anticipated at most beaches due to cooling waters, which are currently 28 degrees Celsius, and wave heights potentially reaching up to 70 centimeters. Further warming is predicted for the coming days, with temperatures remaining higher than the seasonal norm. Sunday may also bring clouds and a chance of rain in the eastern parts of the country, with a continued warming trend expected throughout the week.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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