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Ongoing Story· Day 55

Temperatures to Rise Sharply After Brief Cool Spell

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HamalWeather

Israel Weather Forecast: Rain Expected in North, Temperatures to Rise

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Israel will experience partly cloudy skies on Friday with possible local rain in the north. Temperatures will range from the mid-teens to the low thirties across the country. Saturday will see a slight rise in temperatures, with Sunday and Monday expected to be warmer than average for the season.

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  • Local rain is expected Friday, primarily in northern Israel.
  • Temperatures will range from 15 to 32 degrees Celsius across the country.
  • Saturday will bring a slight increase in temperatures.
  • Sunday and Monday are forecast to be warmer than usual for the season.
Israel Weather Forecast: Rain Expected in North, Temperatures to Rise
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The weather in Israel on Friday will be partly cloudy, with a chance of local rain, mainly in the north, during the afternoon. The sea will be high and wavy. Expected temperatures include Jerusalem 23-15 degrees Celsius, Tel Aviv 27-22, Haifa 26-20, Be'er Sheva 27-17, Rishon LeZion 27-18, Tiberias 29-18, and Eilat 32-20.

On Saturday, the weather will remain partly cloudy with high clouds, and temperatures will see a slight increase. Sunday and Monday are forecast to be warmer than usual for this time of year.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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