Israel Weather Forecast: Rain Through Monday, Gradual Temperature Rise
Translated & summarized from Arab48 by baba
Israel will experience cloudy and relatively cold weather with scattered rain showers through Sunday, with a gradual warming trend beginning Monday and continuing through Friday. Temperatures will rise to around or slightly above the annual average by Tuesday and remain so through Friday. The Meteorological Service has issued warnings for potential flash floods, strong winds, slippery roads, and reduced visibility.
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- Scattered rain showers and thunderstorms are expected across Israel through Sunday.
- Temperatures will gradually rise starting Monday, reaching or exceeding the annual average by Tuesday.
- The Meteorological Service warned of flash floods, strong winds, and reduced visibility.
- Pleasant autumn conditions with sunshine are forecast for Friday.
- Nights will remain cool to cold, especially in mountainous regions throughout the week.
The weather is expected to be cloudy and relatively cold on Sunday, particularly in mountainous areas, with temperatures slightly below the annual average. Scattered rain showers are forecast across most regions, potentially heavy at times with thunderstorms and hail. Evening and night will bring increased cold, with cooler temperatures in mountains and milder conditions in plains and coastal areas, though scattered rain may persist before gradually subsiding. Winds will be active from the west, and the sea will be rough.
On Monday, the weather will shift to partly cloudy to cloudy and relatively cool, especially in mountains, with a slight temperature increase, leading to pleasant autumn daytime conditions. Evenings and nights will be cold in mountains and relatively cool in plains and coastal areas. Winds will be north to northeast, and the sea will have light waves.
Tuesday will see partly cloudy to clear and moderate conditions in most areas, with another temperature rise bringing readings around or slightly above the annual average. Daytime will be pleasant and sunny, with evenings and nights turning cold in mountains and relatively cool in plains and coastal areas. Winds will be northeast, and the sea will have light waves.
Wednesday will be partly cloudy to cloudy with a slight temperature increase, remaining slightly below the annual average. Clouds will be present at various altitudes, with moderate daytime temperatures and cool evenings and nights, especially in mountainous regions.
Thursday will bring another slight temperature increase, with partly cloudy to clear skies and warm, moderate daytime conditions, temperatures slightly above the annual average. Evenings and nights will be relatively cool to cold, particularly in high-lying areas.
Friday will continue the slight temperature rise, with sunny to partly cloudy and moderate daytime weather, temperatures slightly above the annual average. Evenings and nights will be relatively cool to cold, especially in elevated areas.
The Meteorological Service warned citizens about the risk of flash floods in valleys and low-lying areas, strong winds, slippery roads, and reduced horizontal visibility.