Israel Weather Forecast: Cloudy Skies and Rain Expected October 12
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Israel's meteorological service forecasts cloudy skies and cooler temperatures on Monday, October 12, with light rain expected in northern areas and along the coast. Afternoon showers are predicted for the southern Negev and Arava Valley. Temperatures will be slightly above average for the season across the country, with coastal waters at 27-28 degrees Celsius and moderate winds.
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- Israel's weather service predicts cloudy skies and cooler temperatures on October 12.
- Light rains are expected in northern Israel and along the Mediterranean coast.
- Afternoon precipitation is forecast for the southern Negev and Arava Valley.
- Temperatures will remain slightly above average for the season.
- Coastal water temperatures will be between 27-28 degrees Celsius.
Israel is expected to experience cloudy weather and a drop in temperature on Monday, October 12, though conditions will remain slightly above average for the season, according to the country's meteorological service. Light rains are forecast for the northern regions and the Mediterranean coast in the morning. In the afternoon, precipitation is anticipated in the southern Negev and the Arava Valley.
Temperatures will range from 17-24 degrees Celsius in Jerusalem, 22-27 in Tel Aviv, 22-26 in Haifa, 24-34 in Eilat, and 22-27 in Beersheba. The Dead Sea area will see temperatures between 26-32 degrees, Ashkelon and Ashdod 24-28, Ariel 19-25, Tiberias and the Sea of Galilee coast 22-33, and the Golan Heights 21-31 degrees Celsius.
Water temperatures along the Mediterranean coast will be 27-28 degrees Celsius, with wave heights between 20 and 60 centimeters. Northwest winds up to 15 kilometers per hour are expected along the Mediterranean coast near Tel Aviv and Haifa. Winds near the Sea of Galilee will reach 25 kilometers per hour, and in the Eilat Bay area, winds will be up to 25 kilometers per hour from the northeast.
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