Israel Braces for Heat Stress as Temperatures Rise Across Country

Israel is set to experience increased heat stress and severe heat in various regions starting September 2nd, following the dissipation of morning clouds. While temperatures will rise slightly, particularly in mountainous and inland areas, the heat stress is expected to intensify.

Extremely severe heat is forecast for the southern Golan Heights and its slopes, the Kinneret region, the Dead Sea coast, the Jordan Valley, and the Arava desert. Severe heat is also predicted for northern Israel, the Carmel and Menashe regions, the coastal plain, the Shefela, central mountain areas, the Negev, and the Judean Desert.

Variable cloudiness will persist after sunset. Residents and tourists are advised to be mindful of the weather conditions when planning outdoor activities and travel, especially in areas expecting extreme temperatures. The article also lists expected temperatures for several cities, including Jerusalem (19-32°C), Tel Aviv (24-31°C), and Eilat (29-39°C).