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YnetWeather

Israel Weather Forecast: Slight Temperature Drop, Still Hot for Season

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

Temperatures in Israel will slightly decrease on Tuesday but remain above seasonal averages. Clear skies are expected after morning clouds, with partly cloudy conditions overnight.

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  • Temperatures to drop slightly but remain above seasonal averages.
  • The drop will be most pronounced in mountains and inland areas.
  • Clear skies expected after morning cloud dispersal.
  • Overnight conditions will be partly cloudy.
  • Highs will range from 30°C to 40°C across the country.

Israel is expected to experience a slight decrease in temperatures on Tuesday, though it will remain warmer than average for this time of year. The drop will be most noticeable in mountainous areas and inland regions. Following morning cloud cover dispersal, the weather will become clear, with partly cloudy conditions expected overnight.

Maximum temperatures are forecast to reach 30°C in Jerusalem, 32°C in Tel Aviv and Lod, 31°C in Haifa, 32°C in Safed, 37°C in Qatzrin, 36°C in Tiberias, 34°C in Nazareth, 35°C in Afula, 39°C in Beit She'an, 32°C in Ashdod, 37°C in Ein Gedi, 33°C in Beersheba, 32°C in Mitzpe Ramon, and 40°C in Eilat. Overnight lows will range from 20°C in Jerusalem to 29°C in Eilat.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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