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Temperatures Drop Slightly Ahead of Unseasonal August Rain in Israel

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

Israel is seeing a slight temperature drop today with clearer skies and relief from heat, ahead of an unusual August rain system.

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  • Temperatures drop slightly in mountains and inland Israel today.
  • Morning clouds will clear, improving weather conditions.
  • Heatwave relief expected before rare summer rain arrives.
  • Jerusalem's temperature ranges from 23 to 33 degrees Celsius today.
  • Eilat remains hottest with temperatures up to 43 degrees Celsius.
Temperatures Drop Slightly Ahead of Unseasonal August Rain in Israel
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Today, Israel will experience a slight decrease in temperatures, particularly in the mountainous regions and inland areas. Following the dispersal of morning clouds, the weather is expected to clear up, bringing relief from the recent heatwave. This change precedes an unusual rain system for the summer season. Forecasted temperatures for today and tonight include Jerusalem at 23-33°C, Tel Aviv 25-32°C, Haifa 24-31°C, Safed 23-34°C, Katzrin 22-38°C, Tiberias 24-38°C, Nazareth 23-36°C, Afula 23-37°C, Beit She'an 26-41°C, Lod 24-33°C, Ashdod 24-32°C, Ein Gedi 29-39°C, Beersheba 23-36°C, Mitzpe Ramon 24-36°C, and Eilat 31-43°C.

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