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Temperatures Rise Across Israel, Heat Load Increases

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

Temperatures are rising across Israel, leading to an increased heat load in most areas. Coastal regions will experience more moderate temperatures but higher humidity, while inland and mountainous areas will be significantly warmer than average for the season.

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  • Temperatures will rise across Israel on Monday.
  • Heat load will increase in most regions.
  • Inland and mountain areas will be warmer than usual.
  • Coastal humidity will add to the feeling of heat.
  • Specific temperature ranges are provided for major cities.
Temperatures Rise Across Israel, Heat Load Increases
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Israel will experience a slight rise in temperatures on Monday, with conditions becoming warmer than usual for this time of year, particularly in the mountains and inland areas. This temperature increase is expected to lead to a heavier heat load across most regions of the country.

While the coast will see more moderate temperatures, higher humidity levels will contribute to a more intense feeling of heat. The warming trend is primarily anticipated during daylight hours, resulting in hot weather for the majority of the country.

Specific temperature forecasts include: Jerusalem 19-31°C, Tel Aviv-Yafo 23-30°C, Haifa 25-29°C, Afula 23-33°C, Ashdod 24-30°C, Be'er Sheva 21-33°C, Mitzpe Ramon 17-28°C, and Eilat 27-37°C.

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