Israel Weather Forecast for October 11: Mild Temperatures and Partial Cloud Cover
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Israel is forecast to have comfortable weather on Sunday, October 11, with variable cloudiness and seasonal temperatures. Brief morning showers are possible in the north, with afternoon rain in the south. Temperatures will range from the mid-20s to mid-30s Celsius across the country. Sea temperatures will be around 26-27°C.
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- Israel will experience comfortable weather on October 11 with variable cloudiness.
- Temperatures will generally be at seasonal averages across the country.
- Localized morning showers are expected in northern and coastal areas.
- Afternoon rain is possible in southern regions, with overnight chances.
- Sea temperatures will range from 26°C to 27°C.
On Sunday, October 11, most of Israel is expected to experience comfortable weather with variable cloudiness and clear spells. Temperatures will generally be around seasonal averages, with a slight cooling trend in central Israel and continued warmth in the south. Meteorologists anticipate brief, localized showers in the north and along the coast during the morning hours. In the afternoon, rain is possible in southern regions, with a chance of light rain persisting overnight. A light wind of up to 4.0 m/s is expected, and atmospheric pressure will remain stable at 732 mm Hg. Solar activity will be moderate.
Temperatures are forecast as follows: Jerusalem 27-28°C, Tel Aviv 28-29°C, Haifa 26-28°C, Beersheba 29-30°C, Safed 27°C, Katzrin 31°C, Tiberias 33°C, Nazareth 32°C, Afula 33°C, Beit She'an 34°C, Lod 28°C, Ashdod 29°C, Dead Sea coast 32°C, Mitzpe Ramon 27°C, and Eilat up to 33°C.
The Mediterranean Sea will have light swells ranging from 30 to 60 cm, with water temperature around 27°C. The Sea of Galilee will be around 28°C, the Red Sea 26°C, and the Dead Sea approximately 27°C.
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