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Kikar HaShabbatWeather

Heavy Heatwave Grips Israel, Relief Expected Mid-Week

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 10 newsrooms covering

Israel is currently under a severe heatwave with rising temperatures. A gradual cooling is expected to begin tomorrow, bringing relief by mid-week.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Severe heatwave affecting most of Israel.
  • Temperatures rising, especially inland and in mountains.
  • Fog expected in northern Negev overnight.
  • Slight temperature drop begins tomorrow.
  • Gradual return to seasonal norms expected.

Much of Israel is experiencing a significant heatwave, with heavy to extreme heat loads expected across most regions. Temperatures are also rising, particularly in mountainous areas and inland.

Overnight, fog is anticipated in the northern Negev region. However, a change in weather patterns is on the horizon.

Starting tomorrow, a slight decrease in temperatures is forecast. This cooling trend is expected to continue gradually, bringing temperatures back to seasonal norms throughout the week.

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