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YnetWeather

Israel Weather Forecast: Slight Temperature Drop Expected

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

Israel is expecting a slight decrease in temperatures on Thursday and Friday, bringing them closer to seasonal averages after a period of warmer-than-usual weather. Relief from heat stress is also anticipated.

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  • Temperatures to drop slightly, remaining warmer than average.
  • Heat stress expected to ease.
  • No major changes predicted for the weekend.
  • Specific temperature ranges provided for major cities.

The weather in Israel on Thursday will remain warmer than average for the season, though a slight decrease in temperatures is anticipated, particularly in mountainous and inland areas. Following morning cloud dispersal, skies will clear, becoming partly cloudy overnight.

On Friday, a further minor drop in heat levels is expected, mainly in the mountains and interior, bringing temperatures back to seasonal norms. Concurrently, a relief from heat stress is forecast. No significant temperature changes are predicted for Saturday or Sunday.

Today's forecasted temperatures include: Jerusalem 20-30°C, Tel Aviv 26-32°C, Haifa 24-31°C, Safed 20-32°C, Katzrin 22-37°C, Tiberias 25-36°C, Nazareth 23-34°C, Afula 24-35°C, Beit She'an 27-39°C, Lod 25-32°C, Ashdod 25-32°C, Ein Gedi 29-37°C, Beersheba 24-33°C, Mitzpe Ramon 21-32°C, and Eilat 29-40°C.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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