Israel's Beaches Expect Warm Weather, High Waves This Weekend
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Coastal Israel will see above-average temperatures and warm waters this weekend, October 22-24, with highs of 28-31 C along the Mediterranean. Despite the official season ending, some lifeguards remain, though swimming at unguarded beaches is forbidden. Waves up to 1.5 meters are expected on the Mediterranean coast, potentially making swimming dangerous, especially in the evenings.
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- Coastal Israel will experience warm weather and water from October 22-24.
- Daytime temperatures will reach 28-31 C along the Mediterranean coast.
- Water temperatures will be 26-27 C in the Mediterranean and 25-27 C elsewhere.
- Waves up to 1.5 meters are expected on the Mediterranean coast.
- Swimming at unguarded beaches remains prohibited.
- No dangerous jellyfish have been reported near the Mediterranean coast.
Coastal areas of Israel will experience above-average temperatures and warm waters this weekend, October 22-24. No dangerous jellyfish have been reported near the Mediterranean coast. Although the official swimming season concluded on October 10, some beaches will still have lifeguards on duty. Swimming at unguarded beaches is prohibited, a rule many people disregard.
Daytime temperatures along the Mediterranean coast are forecast to be between 28-31 degrees Celsius (82-88 F), with water temperatures at 26-27 C (79-81 F). Wave heights could reach 1.5 meters (nearly 5 feet), posing a potential danger, especially in the evenings when winds may increase.
In Eilat, daytime temperatures will range from 32-35 C (90-95 F), with water temperatures at 25 C (77 F). Waves in the Gulf of Eilat are expected to be up to 0.5 meters (1.6 feet), though occasional larger swells are possible.
Temperatures on the shores of the Sea of Galilee (Kinneret) will be 34-35 C (93-95 F) during the day, with water at 27 C (81 F) and waves up to 0.5 meters. The Dead Sea will see daytime temperatures between 31-36 C (88-97 F), with water at 27 C and waves also up to 0.5 meters.
