Winter Weekend Ahead: Temperatures Drop, Rain Expected
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Israel will experience a winter weather system with falling temperatures and rain from Thursday through Saturday. Wednesday will see a slight cooling, with more significant temperature drops and localized rain expected Thursday, mainly in the north and coastal plain. Friday and Saturday will bring rain to the north and center, with thunderstorms and a risk of flooding along the coast, as temperatures become colder than average.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Temperatures will drop across Israel from Thursday through Saturday.
- Rain is expected in northern and central Israel starting Friday.
- Isolated thunderstorms and a risk of flooding are forecast for Saturday.
- Temperatures will be lower than the seasonal average by Friday.
- Localized rain is predicted for Thursday, especially in the north and coastal plain.
Israel is bracing for a significant drop in temperatures and rainfall starting Thursday and continuing through the weekend, marking a return to seasonal norms after a period of warmer weather. On Wednesday, skies will be partly cloudy with a slight temperature decrease, bringing readings closer to average for this time of year in most regions.
Thursday will see partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with a further slight dip in temperatures. Localized rain is anticipated, primarily in northern Israel and along the coastal plain.
By Friday, rain is expected to spread to the north and center of the country, with a possibility of isolated thunderstorms. Light rain may also fall in the northern Negev. Temperatures will continue to fall, becoming lower than the seasonal average.
Saturday is forecast to be partly cloudy to cloudy, with intermittent rain and isolated thunderstorms in the north and center. Flooding is a concern along the coastal plain due to strong westerly winds. Temperatures will drop further, making it colder than usual for the season. Specific temperature ranges for various cities include Qatzrin 15-28, Tiberias 17-30, Haifa 18-25, Tel Aviv 18-27, Jerusalem 14-23, Ashdod 17-27, Beersheba 13-27, and Eilat 20-32.
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