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Ongoing Story· Day 69

Israel Weather: Mild Temperatures Expected, High UV Index

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HamalWeather

Rain Returns to Northern Israel Amid Warmer Temperatures

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Light, localized rain is expected in northern Israel on Thursday morning, with partly cloudy to clear conditions elsewhere. Temperatures will be mild, with a slight increase expected on Friday and Saturday forecast to be warmer than average. Sunday will be clear.

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  • Localized rain is forecast for northern Israel on Thursday morning.
  • Temperatures will be mild across the country on Thursday.
  • Friday will see a slight increase in temperatures.
  • Saturday is expected to be clear and warmer than average.
  • Sunday will be clear.

Light rain is expected in northern Israel on Thursday morning, despite a general warming trend. The weather across the country will be partly cloudy to clear. The sea conditions are forecast to be calm.

Temperatures are expected to range from 13 to 21 degrees Celsius in Jerusalem, 17 to 24 in Tel Aviv, 15 to 23 in Haifa, 11 to 25 in Beersheba, 15 to 25 in Rishon Lezion, 15 to 27 in Tiberias, and 19 to 29 degrees in Eilat.

Friday is predicted to be clear with a slight increase in temperatures. Saturday will be clear and warmer than average for this time of year. Sunday is forecast to be clear.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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