During Passover, Israel is expected to experience rain and cooler temperatures. Ynetnews reports that the country will have predominantly cloudy conditions with scattered showers. Strong winds are expected, particularly in the south and mountains. Temperatures should drop to match the seasonal norms. The rain and wind are expected to diminish by midday. There is still a chance of flash floods in the eastern Negev, northern Arava, Judean Desert, and Dead Sea areas. Later in the day, much of the country may experience haze, with light rain continuing overnight. As Passover begins, Israelis should expect cooler temperatures and more rain. This is a significant shift from Israel's typically warmer spring weather. The weather prediction affects the entire country, with the southern regions and higher elevations bearing the brunt. Travelers and outdoor enthusiasts should be prepared for these conditions.