Breaking· Weather· Updated
Israel Braces for Stormy Weather with Rain, Thunderstorms, and Flood Risks
Israel is experiencing a shift to partly cloudy and cloudy weather on Sunday, bringing seasonal temperatures along with local rain, thunderstorms, and warnings of potential flash floods in several regions.
5 newsrooms · 1 language · since
What happened
- 01Local rain and isolated thunderstorms are forecast for southern and eastern Israel on Sunday afternoon.
- 02Flash flood warnings have been issued for streams in the Dead Sea, Judean Desert, and northern Arava regions.
- 03Light local rain is expected in northern Israel and along the coastal plain on Sunday morning.
- 04Temperatures on Sunday will remain seasonal, reaching 27°C in Jerusalem, 29°C in Tel Aviv, and 30°C in Beersheba.
- 05A slight drop in temperatures is expected on Monday, with light rain continuing in the north and along the coast.
- 06The risk of flash floods in the southern and eastern parts of the country will persist into Monday.
- 07Weather conditions will remain partly cloudy through Tuesday, followed by a slight warming trend on Wednesday.
Light local rain is expected during Sunday morning in northern Israel and along the coastal plain. By the afternoon, local showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast for the eastern and southern parts of the country, raising concerns of flash floods in desert streams near the Dead Sea, the Judean Desert, and the northern Arava.
Temperatures on Sunday are expected to reach 27°C in Jerusalem, 29°C in Tel Aviv, 28°C in Haifa, 30°C in Beersheba, and 33°C in Eilat. On Monday, temperatures will drop slightly, with a continued chance of light local rain in the north and along the coast, and a persistent risk of flash floods in the south and east. The weather will remain partly cloudy through Tuesday, with a slight warming trend expected by Wednesday.
Summarized by baba from the reports of 3 newsrooms. Updated
Latest report: Kikar HaShabbat. Read Kikar HaShabbat’s originalThe coverage
5 newsrooms on this story
Who covered it
- Left1
- Centre3
- RightNone
- Haredi1
- ArabNone
Not in the Right press
