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Heat Wave Intensifies on First Day of School, Cooler Weather Expected by Weekend

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Israel is experiencing a heatwave on the first day of school, with temperatures set to rise further before a cooling trend begins on Thursday and brings relief by Friday.

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  • Heat intensifies on the first day of school.
  • Temperatures will rise further on Wednesday.
  • Cooling weather is expected to begin on Thursday.
  • Relief from the heat is forecast for Friday.
  • Millions of students returned to school Tuesday.
Heat Wave Intensifies on First Day of School, Cooler Weather Expected by Weekend
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As 2.6 million students return to school on Tuesday, the weather will be pleasant in the morning with a slight temperature increase. However, the heat is expected to intensify throughout the day.

Wednesday will see a further rise in temperatures, with a cooling trend beginning on Thursday. By Friday, temperatures will drop slightly, returning to seasonal norms in the mountains and inland areas, bringing relief from the heat.

Today's forecast highs and lows include: Jerusalem 19-31, Tel Aviv 24-32, Haifa 24-31, Safed 18-30, Katzrin 21-35, Tiberias 24-36, Nazareth 23-34, Afula 22-35, Beit She'an 25-39, Lod 24-32, Ashdod 24-32, Ein Gedi 27-37, Be'er Sheva 22-34, Mitzpe Ramon 20-32, and Eilat 28-39.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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