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Behadrei HaredimWeather

Israel Braces for Slight Temperature Rise and Increased Heat Load

Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

Israel will experience a slight rise in temperatures and an increased heat load on Thursday, with gradual cooling and easing heat expected through the weekend.

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  • Temperatures to rise slightly on Thursday, increasing heat load.
  • Slight cooling and easing heat expected Friday and Saturday.
  • Temperatures will remain slightly above average on Friday.
  • Weekend weather to be partly cloudy with seasonal temperatures.

Temperatures in Israel are expected to rise slightly on Thursday, particularly in mountainous and inland areas, leading to an increased heat load. The morning clouds will dissipate, giving way to pleasant weather.

Looking ahead to Friday, a slight decrease in temperatures is forecast for mountainous and inland regions. While temperatures will remain slightly above the seasonal average, the heat load is expected to ease.

Saturday will see partly cloudy skies with no significant changes in temperature. Temperatures will be typical for the season, and the heat load is anticipated to lessen.

Specific temperature forecasts include Tel Aviv-Jaffa and Haifa at 25-31 degrees Celsius, Jerusalem at 20-32 degrees, Ashdod at 25-31 degrees, Beersheba at 22-35 degrees, Ashkelon at 26-30 degrees, Mitzpe Ramon at 20-31 degrees, and Afula at 22-35 degrees.

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