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NEWSru IsraelWeather

Israel Weather Forecast: Mild Heat, Mostly Clear Skies Expected

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Israel's Meteorological Service predicts mild, slightly above-average temperatures with mostly clear skies for September 3rd. The weather is expected to remain stable through Sunday before warming up early the following week.

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  • Temperatures will be slightly above seasonal average on September 3rd.
  • Mostly clear skies are forecast across Israel.
  • Eilat is expected to be the hottest location with a high of 40°C.
  • Weather conditions will remain stable until Sunday.
  • A temperature increase is expected for Monday and Tuesday.

Israel's Meteorological Service forecasts mild temperatures slightly above the seasonal average for Thursday, September 3rd, with mostly clear skies. Highs in Jerusalem are expected to reach 30 degrees Celsius, while Tel Aviv and Haifa will see temperatures up to 32 degrees. Eilat is predicted to be the hottest location, with a high of 40 degrees Celsius. Other cities like Be'er Sheva will experience highs of 33 degrees, and the Dead Sea coast will reach 37 degrees. Temperatures around the Sea of Galilee are forecast to reach 36 degrees, and the Golan Heights up to 37 degrees. Sea temperatures along the Mediterranean coast will be around 30 degrees, with waves between 30-60 cm. Light to moderate northwesterly winds are expected along the coast and the Sea of Galilee, with northeasterly winds in Eilat. The weather is expected to remain largely unchanged through Sunday, with a temperature increase anticipated for Monday and Tuesday.

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