Israel Weather Service Predicts Autumn Heatwave Followed by Winter Storm
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Israel's Meteorological Service predicts a significant weather change, with an autumn heatwave expected this weekend. A winter storm is forecast to arrive by election day, Tuesday, bringing rain to southern areas and a risk of flash floods. The storm is expected to spread north and central by the following weekend.
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- Israel's Meteorological Service forecasts an autumn heatwave this weekend.
- A winter storm is expected to begin on election day, Tuesday.
- Rain and flash floods are possible in southern Israel by election evening.
- The storm system may spread to central and northern Israel the following weekend.
Israel's Meteorological Service has forecast significant weather shifts in the coming days, starting with an autumn heatwave over the weekend and transitioning to a "real winter turnaround" around election day and into the following week. On Friday, temperatures will rise, accompanied by dry conditions and easterly winds, reaching approximately 30 degrees Celsius in mountainous areas and even higher in the lowlands and valleys.
The main weather shift is expected mid-next week. According to the service's data, rain is anticipated to begin in the Eilat region and near the Egyptian border on Tuesday afternoon, election day. By election evening, precipitation is expected to spread to the Arava and eastern Negev, with a real possibility of flash floods in these areas. While this forecast is still some distance away and subject to change, the Meteorological Service indicated that the rain system is projected to expand to the central and northern regions by the following weekend.
