Israel Weather Forecast: Cooler Temperatures and Rain Expected
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israel's Meteorological Service predicts cooler temperatures and rain for Friday, October 16, with thunderstorms possible along the coast and in the north. Temperatures will be below seasonal averages across the country. Swimming conditions may be dangerous due to high waves. The weather is expected to remain similar through Saturday, with a slight warming trend starting Sunday and continuing into next week.
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- Israel will experience cooler temperatures and rain on Friday, October 16.
- Rain and thunderstorms are expected mainly in northern and coastal areas.
- Sea conditions will be dangerous with waves up to 150 cm.
- Temperatures will remain below seasonal averages on Friday.
- A slight warming trend is forecast to begin on Sunday.
Israel's Meteorological Service forecasts cooler weather for Friday, October 16, with temperatures dropping below seasonal averages. The day will be cloudy, with rain expected primarily in the north and along the Mediterranean coast, accompanied by occasional thunderstorms. Specific temperature ranges include Jerusalem (14-22°C), Tel Aviv (19-25°C), Haifa (20-25°C), and Eilat (21-31°C). Other cities and regions like Beersheba, the Dead Sea coast, Ashkelon, Ashdod, Ariel, Tiberias, the Sea of Galilee, and the Golan Heights will also experience cooler conditions. Sea temperatures along the Mediterranean coast will be 27°C, with wave heights of 100-150 cm, making swimming potentially dangerous. Winds will be mostly southwesterly along the coast and the Sea of Galilee, and northeasterly in the Eilat Bay area. The forecast for Saturday indicates no significant temperature change, with continued cloudiness and scattered rain. Sunday will see a slight temperature increase and variable cloudiness. From Monday to Wednesday, conditions will remain largely unchanged with variable clouds and stable temperatures, followed by a rise in temperature on Thursday.
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