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KipaWeather

Cooler Nights Expected Amid Seasonal Temperatures Across Israel

Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israel's weather forecast indicates a slight cooling trend with seasonal temperatures and reduced heat stress starting Friday. Temperatures will rise slightly by Monday, increasing heat load in most areas.

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  • Temperatures will drop slightly Friday, easing heat loads.
  • Nights will be clear to partly cloudy.
  • Seasonal temperatures expected Saturday and Sunday.
  • Slight temperature rise and increased heat stress forecast for Monday.

Israel is set to experience a slight drop in temperatures today, Friday, particularly in mountainous and inland areas, bringing conditions back to seasonal norms and easing heat loads. The nights will be clear to partly cloudy, according to the Meteorological Service.

Saturday will begin partly cloudy before clearing to fair weather, with no significant temperature changes expected. Sunday will follow a similar pattern, starting partly cloudy and becoming fair, with temperatures remaining largely unchanged.

However, Monday is forecast to see a slight increase in temperatures, making them slightly higher than average for the season in most regions. This will also lead to an increase in heat stress. The forecast includes specific temperature predictions for various cities, with Eilat expected to reach highs of 39 degrees Celsius and Jerusalem a high of 29 degrees.

KipaRight · Jerusalem

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