Israel Weather Service Predicts Stable Week with Isolated Showers
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Israel's Meteorological Service forecasts a stable week ahead, with isolated heavy showers expected on Wednesday in the north and center, potentially reaching 10 mm. No major rain systems are anticipated in the next ten days, following severe flooding caused by Storm Charles in the Mediterranean. Saturday saw strong easterly winds leading to unseasonably warm temperatures in many parts of the country.
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- Israel's Meteorological Service predicts a stable week with isolated heavy rains on Wednesday.
- Up to 10 mm of rain is expected in northern and central Israel on Wednesday.
- No significant rain systems are forecast for the next ten days.
- Storm Charles caused severe flooding across the central Mediterranean.
- Saturday featured strong easterly winds and unseasonably warm temperatures.
The Israel Meteorological Service announced on Saturday evening that the upcoming week is expected to be stable, with a single wave of rain anticipated for Wednesday in the northern and central regions. These rains could be heavy at times, potentially accumulating around 10 mm, according to the service. No significant rain systems are forecast for the next ten days. The service noted that heavy rains have been affecting the central Mediterranean, following Storm Charles which caused severe flooding from Portugal to southern Italy. "Winter lovers certainly have something to look forward to," the service stated. Regarding Saturday's weather, the service reported that strong easterly winds, with gusts up to 40 km/h in the mountains, caused a significant temperature increase in the valleys, coastal plain, and Sharon region. Temperatures reached 30 degrees Celsius in areas like Haifa and the Carmel coast, 27 degrees in Tel Aviv, and 25 degrees in Jerusalem.
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