The forecast: warming up by the middle of the week - on Wednesday the rain will return
After a rainy Saturday, and floods that mainly affected the Negev region, the rain is expected to stop today towards noon.
Temperatures will rise slightly, and will continue to rise further on Tuesday.
However, the respite will be short, and as early as Wednesday it will return to rain in most parts of the country, and will even intensify during the night in the north and along the coastal plain.
Yoav Itiel
20/02/2022
Sunday, 20 February 2022, 05:30 Updated: 05:39
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In the video: Floods in the center and snow on Mount Hermon (Photo: Rehovot News and Mount Hermon)
The weather is expected to warm up today (Sunday) across the country, along with local rains that may fall until late in the morning, mainly along the coastal plain and in the lowlands.
The rise in temperatures is expected to continue in the middle of the week, but the rain will intensify again on Wednesday in the north and along the coastal plain.
Today there may be local rains until late in the morning, mainly along the coastal plain and in the lowlands.
Temperatures will rise and they will be normal for the season, and will be partly cloudy to clear.
At night it will be partly cloudy to cloudy.
Tomorrow there will be no significant change in temperatures, and it will be partly cloudy to cloudy.
On Tuesday there will be a slight rise in temperatures and it will be partly cloudy to clear with medium and high altitude clouds.
From Wednesday afternoon local rains are expected, mostly light, in most parts of the country.
It will be partly cloudy to overcast with medium and high altitude clouds.
During the night the rains will intensify mainly in the north of the country and along the coastal plain.
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The rain will return on Wednesday (Photo: Reuven Castro)
The rains that fell yesterday in the Negev caused floods and strong currents in the desert streams, including Nahal Raviv, Nahal Tzin, Nahal Dabshon Waterfall and the northern channels of Ramat Ovedat.
Nahal Ruth and Nahal Lavan at the mouth of Nitzana and Nahal Arugot also floated.
The floods caused, among other things, the blockage of traffic on Road 90, between Ein Gedi and the Dead Sea hotels, due to flooding.
The weather, which was rainy in parts of the country, did not deter hikers, and about 50,000 frequented the various flowering trails.
The Nature and Parks Authority said that the most prominent sites on Shabbat were the Banias and Caesarea National Park with about 1,500 visitors at each of the sites, the Ein Afek Reserve with about 1,100 visitors and the Yarkon, Tel Afek and Migdal Tzedek National Parks with about a thousand hikers.
Visitors also came to the Hermon site, where they received fresh snow that fell during the day.
Hermon site, yesterday (Photo: Official site, Hermon site)
Expected temperatures during the day: Jerusalem 13-8;
Tel Aviv 18-13;
Haifa 16-13;
Safed 12-8;
Katzrin 18-10;
Tiberias 21-13;
Nazareth 16-11;
Ashkelon 17-12;
Ein Gedi 20-16;
Beer Sheva 17-10;
Mitzpe Ramon 11-8;
Eilat 20-12.
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