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DavarWeather

Israel Braces for Heatwave With Rising Temperatures and Humidity

Translated & summarized from Davar by baba

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

Israel will experience rising temperatures and increased heat stress starting Wednesday, with a slight cooling trend expected by Friday. Specific temperature forecasts are provided for major cities.

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  • Heat stress to increase Wednesday with slight warming.
  • Temperatures to remain above average Thursday.
  • Cooling and relief expected by Friday.
  • No significant changes forecast for Saturday.
  • Specific temperature ranges provided for cities.

Israel is set to experience a slight warming trend on Wednesday, with a noticeable increase in heat stress, particularly in mountainous and inland areas. The night will bring partly cloudy skies.

Thursday will see a minor drop in temperatures, again mainly in the hills and interior, though they will remain slightly above the seasonal average. By Friday, a further cooling is expected, bringing temperatures back to normal for this time of year and alleviating the heat stress.

Saturday is forecast to have no significant weather changes. The article also provides specific temperature predictions for various cities across Israel, including Jerusalem (19-32°C), Tel Aviv (24-31°C), Eilat (29-39°C), and Be'er Sheva (23-34°C), highlighting the widespread nature of the heat.

DavarLeft · Tel Aviv

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