The weather in the coming days will be stable and summery, meaning moderate to light heat loads in the mountains and moderate heat loads in the coastal plain and lowlands and in the northern Negev. Of course, humidity increases, which increases the feeling of heat stress in the coastal plain and lowlands.
In addition, it is necessary to pay close attention to the Mediterranean Sea, which will be dangerous for bathing from Wednesday to Friday. This is a real danger even if the waves are not high, because of the turbulence in the water. Beyond that, when it comes to jellyfish that arrive in the summer, at the moment Israel's beaches are free of them.
A huge swarm of jellyfish in the Haifa Bay area (archive) || Credit: Rotem Sadeh, Israel Nature and Parks Authority
The evening and night will be clear to partly cloudy today, beyond that it will be warm and humid on the coast, slightly cool inland. As far as the Mediterranean Sea is concerned, it will be wavy with waves between 50-100 centimeters high. Tomorrow (Tuesday) will be partly cloudy to clear, with temperatures and heat loads normal for the season.
On Wednesday, there will be no change in the forecast from previous days and there will be light to moderate heat stress in most parts of the country. However, the Mediterranean Sea will be dangerous for bathing with waves 70-140 centimeters high, and in this respect one must be careful and pay attention to the water. Thursday will be similar to the previous days Kerry partly cloudy to clear, with temperatures and heat loads normal for the season. However, even on Thursday, the Mediterranean Sea is very dangerous for bathing with waves 70-140 centimeters high.
Many turbulences, Mediterranean, photo: Herzi Shapira
Friday will be partly cloudy to clear, with a slight drop in temperatures. As far as the Mediterranean Sea is concerned, it is important to note that even if the waves appear relatively low, there are still very dangerous vortices in the sea that bathers can drift ashore and take risks.
Moreover, when it comes to jellyfish waves in the Mediterranean Sea, the observations that appear on the Jellyfish Ltd. website show that there are currently no jellyfish on Israel's shores, and in this respect the sea is clean.
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