The weather forecast for Israel on Sunday indicates partly to mostly cloudy skies, accompanied by a significant decrease in temperatures. Localized rainfall is expected primarily in the northern and central regions of the country, with southern-western to western winds blowing at a speed of 24 to 50 km/h. The Mediterranean Sea is predicted to be rough, with wave heights ranging from 200 to 350 cm, and air pollution levels will be low to moderate due to concentrations of dust and ozone.

On Monday, temperatures are expected to remain unusually low for this time of year, with light, localized rain continuing in northern and central areas until the afternoon. This drop in temperature could have implications for local agriculture and could affect outdoor activities planned for the day. The forecast also suggests that weather patterns may disrupt typical seasonal conditions.

Tuesday will see a noticeable increase in temperatures, transitioning to partly cloudy to clear skies, while Wednesday is expected to continue this trend with additional temperature rises and possible haze. However, from the afternoon, rainfall is anticipated once again, raising concerns about flooding in the eastern and southern riverbeds, indicating a shift in the weather that may affect regional water levels and soil saturation.