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Ongoing Story· Day 46

Temperatures to Rise Sharply After Brief Cool Spell

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Kikar HaShabbatWeather

Israel Braces for Temperature Drop and Potential Rain Later This Week

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Israel began the week with cooler-than-average temperatures and coastal drizzles. The weather will remain similar on Tuesday before temperatures rise back to seasonal norms on Wednesday, accompanied by strong coastal winds. A change in weather is expected later in the week, with potential for rain.

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  • Israel will experience cooler-than-average temperatures and coastal drizzles early in the week.
  • Tuesday's weather is expected to show no significant changes.
  • Temperatures will rise to seasonal averages on Wednesday.
  • Strong northerly winds are forecast along the coast on Wednesday.
  • A change in weather, including potential rain, is expected later in the week.

Israel is set to experience a cooler-than-average start to the week, with light drizzles reported along the coast. The weather is expected to remain largely unchanged on Tuesday. However, a significant shift is anticipated for Wednesday, as temperatures are predicted to rise back to seasonal averages. This warming trend will be accompanied by strong northerly winds along the coast. The forecast indicates a potential for rain later in the week, offering a change from the current cooler conditions.

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