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Temperatures to Keep Rising, Heat Load to Intensify Across Israel

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

Temperatures are rising across Israel, with a significant increase in heat load expected on Wednesday. An orange heat warning is in effect for the Judean Desert and Dead Sea areas.

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  • Temperatures will continue to rise across Israel on Wednesday.
  • Heat load will intensify nationwide.
  • An orange heat warning is issued for the Judean Desert and Dead Sea.
  • Temperatures will be higher than seasonal averages.
  • Specific temperature forecasts are provided for major cities.

Temperatures across Israel are expected to continue their upward trend on Wednesday, remaining higher than seasonal averages. The increase will be most noticeable in mountainous areas and inland regions. Additionally, a further intensification of the heat load is anticipated, with clear skies expected after morning cloud cover dissipates.

Heavy heat loads are forecast nationwide throughout the day. A "orange" heat load warning will be in effect for the Judean Desert and Dead Sea regions. The article provides specific temperature forecasts for several cities: Jerusalem (19-32°C), Tel Aviv-Yafo (26-31°C), Haifa (25-31°C), Kiryat Shmona (23-36°C), Safed (19-32°C), Tiberias (23-38°C), Ashdod (24-32°C), Be'er Sheva (23-34°C), Mitzpe Ramon (21-33°C), and Eilat (28-39°C).

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