Cape to Cape: Drips from north to south for the turbulent Shabbat

Concurrent with the light rains that are falling today, a slight warming is expected, but tomorrow towards the evening a flood will gradually intensify and spread across the country. There may even be a fear of floods. All the details about the rainy weekend

Cape to Cape: Drips from north to south for the turbulent Shabbat

Dips to light local rainfall from the north of the country to the northern Negev are expected to drop today (Thursday), according to the meteorological service forecast. At the same time, however, there will be a slight increase in temperatures, while the weather will be partly cloudy until cloudy.

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The slight warming trend will continue tomorrow, with another slight rise in temperatures - but not over time. In the afternoon, local rainfall will begin to fall in the north of the country and on the coastal plain, which will be strengthened throughout the evening and night until gradually spreading inland. There may even be a slight fear of flooding in the Judean Desert and the Dead Sea. The rains will continue throughout Saturday, mainly in the north and center of the country, and there will still be fear of flooding in the Judean Desert and the Dead Sea. In addition, there will be a decrease in temperatures. In the first rains will weaken, and are expected to be only mild.

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Expected day and night heat measures: in Jerusalem from 12 degrees to 7 degrees; Tel Aviv from 17 to 14 degrees; Haifa from 14 to 11; Safed 7-11; Katzrin 9-16; Tiberias 11-19; Nazareth 10-15; Afula 10-17; Beit She'an 10-19; Lod 12-17; Ashdod 13-17; Ein Gedi 15-20; Beer Sheva 10-16; Mitzpe Ramon 6-12 and in Eilat 21 degrees to 13 degrees.