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YnetWeather

Israel Weather Forecast: Slight Temperature Drop Followed by Heat Increase

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

Israel will experience a slight temperature drop and possible morning drizzle on Sunday, followed by a gradual increase in heat and temperatures from Monday through Tuesday.

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  • Slight temperature drop expected Sunday with possible drizzle.
  • Temperatures to rise Monday, increasing heat stress.
  • Further temperature increase Tuesday, slight drop Wednesday.
  • Specific temperature ranges provided for major cities.
Israel Weather Forecast: Slight Temperature Drop Followed by Heat Increase
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The weather in Israel on Sunday is expected to be partly cloudy to clear, with a slight decrease in temperatures, particularly in the mountains and inland areas. Light drizzle is possible in the north and center of the country during the morning hours.

Looking ahead to Monday, temperatures will rise slightly, especially in the mountains and inland. They will be somewhat higher than the seasonal average, leading to increased heat stress across most regions of the country.

On Tuesday, a further slight increase in temperatures is anticipated. By Wednesday, a minor drop in temperatures is forecast. The article also provides specific temperature ranges for various cities across Israel for Sunday and Monday, including Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Eilat.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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