Israel will see partly cloudy skies on Sunday with mid- and high-level cloud cover, and temperatures will remain slightly above average for the season.
Winds are expected to strengthen in the Negev in the afternoon, with possible haze. Light local rain is possible, mainly in eastern Israel. Overnight, heavy fog could reduce visibility along the coastal plain, in the Shephelah lowlands and in the northwestern Negev.
On Monday, temperatures are expected to drop sharply and be slightly below seasonal averages. From midday, local rain is forecast from northern Israel to the Negev and Arava, accompanied by isolated thunderstorms and possibly hail.
Local flash floods are possible Monday afternoon in streams in the Judean Desert, the Dead Sea area, the eastern Negev, the northern Arava and possibly the Jordan Valley. The rain is expected to stop toward evening.
No significant change is expected Tuesday and Wednesday, though local rain remains possible in northern and eastern Israel.
Forecast highs and lows for Sunday and Sunday night:
Jerusalem: 15-25 C (59-77 F)
Tel Aviv: 17-25 C (63-77 F)
Haifa: 17-27 C (63-81 F)
Safed: 14-24 C (57-75 F)
Katzrin: 17-27 C (63-81 F)
Tiberias: 18-29 C (64-84 F)
Nazareth: 16-27 C (61-81 F)
Afula: 15-28 C (59-82 F)
Beit She’an: 18-32 C (64-90 F)
Lod: 16-26 C (61-79 F)
Ashdod: 15-24 C (59-75 F)
Ein Gedi: 22-32 C (72-90 F)
Be'er Sheva: 16-26 C (61-79 F)
Mitzpe Ramon: 16-28 C (61-82 F)
Eilat: 22-33 C (72-91 F).