Temperatures Rise in Israel, Rain Expected to Return Next Week
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israel is experiencing rising temperatures and clear skies after localized morning rain on Thursday, with the warming trend continuing through Saturday. Temperatures are expected to stabilize on Monday after a slight drop on Sunday. Meanwhile, the Kinneret's water level has dropped slightly and remains significantly below the upper red line.
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- Temperatures will rise across Israel, returning to seasonal norms after recent rain.
- Localized rain is expected Thursday morning, mainly on the northern coast.
- Saturday will be ideal for outdoor activities with clear skies and warmer temperatures.
- A slight drop in temperatures is forecast for Sunday, with stable weather Monday.
- The Kinneret's water level is 0.725 meters below the lower red line.
Israel is experiencing a temporary warming trend with temperatures rising to seasonal norms after a period of local rainfall, according to the Meteorological Service. The rain, concentrated on Thursday morning, is expected to be mainly in the northern coastal plain and the Sharon area. Friday will see a continued slight increase in temperatures, with clear to partly cloudy skies and stronger easterly winds in the northern mountains.
Saturday is forecast to be ideal for outdoor activities, with clear to partly cloudy weather and a further slight rise in temperatures, particularly in the mountains and inland areas. Strong easterly winds are also expected in the northern mountains on Saturday morning.
By Sunday, the warming trend will halt, with temperatures expected to drop slightly while remaining clear to partly cloudy. Monday will bring stable weather with no significant changes from Sunday's temperatures.
Temperatures on Thursday are predicted to range from 13-23 degrees Celsius in Katzrin, 15-24 in Tiberias, 16-22 in Haifa, 16-23 in Tel Aviv, 11-18 in Jerusalem, 16-23 in Ashdod, 11-22 in Beersheba, and 17-26 in Eilat.
In related news, the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) water level, as of November 11, 2026, stands at 213.725 meters below sea level. This represents a decrease of 0.5 centimeters from two days prior. The current level is 0.725 meters below the lower red line, and 4.925 meters below the upper red line, with hopes that upcoming rains will improve the situation.
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