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DavarWeather

Israel Weather: Slight Temperature Drop Continues, Still Warm for Season

Translated & summarized from Davar by baba

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

Israel's weather forecast indicates a slight cooling trend continuing through Friday, bringing temperatures closer to seasonal averages after a period of warmth. Heat discomfort is expected to ease.

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  • Temperatures will slightly decrease Thursday and Friday.
  • Weather will be fair after morning clouds dissipate.
  • Heat discomfort is expected to ease by Friday.
  • Temperatures will remain seasonal on Saturday.
  • Highs will reach up to 40°C in Beit She'an.

Israel will experience a slight decrease in temperatures on Thursday, particularly in mountainous and inland areas, though they will remain slightly above the seasonal average. After morning cloud cover dissipates, the weather will become fair. A further minor drop is expected on Friday, mainly in the mountains and interior, bringing temperatures back to seasonal norms and easing heat discomfort. No significant temperature changes are anticipated for Saturday, with readings remaining typical for this time of year.

Highs on Thursday are forecast to reach 32°C in Jerusalem and Safed, 31°C in Tel Aviv and Haifa, 38°C in Tiberias, 40°C in Beit She'an, 31°C in Ashdod, 34°C in Beersheba, 33°C in Mitzpe Ramon, and 39°C in Eilat. Overnight lows will range from 19°C in Jerusalem and Safed to 29°C in Eilat.

DavarLeft · Tel Aviv

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