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MignewsWeather

Israel Weather Forecast: Slight Cooling Expected After Heatwave

Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba

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Israel will see a slight cooling on September 4th, with temperatures returning to seasonal averages, especially in inland areas. High solar activity continues, prompting precautions for outdoor activities.

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  • Israel's temperature to slightly decrease on September 4th.
  • Cooling expected mainly in inland and mountainous areas.
  • Temperatures will return to seasonal averages.
  • High solar activity requires outdoor precautions.
  • Sea temperatures range from 28°C to 32°C.

Israel is expected to experience a slight decrease in temperatures on Friday, September 4th, bringing some relief from the ongoing heat. The cooling trend will be most noticeable in the mountainous and inland regions, with temperatures returning to seasonal averages. The day will be characterized by variable cloudiness or clear skies, accompanied by light winds of up to 5.1 m/s. Atmospheric pressure will remain stable, around 730 mm Hg.

Despite the slight temperature drop, solar activity will remain high. Residents are advised to take precautions when outdoors, including staying hydrated and seeking shade. Specific temperature ranges for major cities include Jerusalem (17-30°C), Tel Aviv (25-32°C), Haifa (24-31°C), and Eilat (29-39°C).

The Mediterranean coast will see light surf, with waves ranging from 60 to 80 cm. Water temperatures are around 30°C along the coast. The Sea of Galilee will be warmer at 32°C, the Dead Sea at 30°C, and the Red Sea near Eilat at 28°C.

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