Israel Weather Forecast: Temperature Drops, Light Rain Expected
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Israel will see a slight temperature decrease on Monday with potential light rain in the north and coastal areas. Localized rain is forecast for the southern Negev and Arava in the afternoon. Temperatures will rise above average on Wednesday before dropping again on Thursday, with possible rain in the north and center.
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- Israel's temperatures will drop slightly on Monday with possible light rain in the north.
- Localized rain may occur in the southern Negev and Arava on Monday afternoon.
- Temperatures are expected to rise above seasonal averages on Wednesday.
- A further temperature drop is forecast for Thursday, with potential rain in the north and center.
- Forecast temperatures for Monday include highs of 27°C in Tel Aviv and 34°C in Eilat.
Israel will experience a slight drop in temperatures on Monday, with light drizzles or rain possible in the morning, primarily in the north and along the coastal plain. Localized rain may occur in the southern Negev and Arava desert regions in the afternoon. No significant changes are expected on Tuesday. However, temperatures will rise on Wednesday, becoming slightly higher than average for the season, especially in the mountains and inland areas. On Thursday, temperatures will decrease again, falling slightly below the seasonal average, particularly in the mountains. Localized rain is possible in the north and central parts of the country. Today's and tonight's forecast temperatures include: Jerusalem 18-24 degrees Celsius, Tel Aviv 24-27, Haifa 22-26, Safed 18-27, Katzrin 21-31, Tiberias 24-33, Nazareth 23-29, Afula 22-30, Beit She'an 24-34, Lod 23-28, Ashdod 25-28, Ein Gedi 26-32, Be'er Sheva 22-27, Mitzpe Ramon 19-25, and Eilat 25-34.
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