Israel Braces for Heatwave with Rising Temperatures and Extreme Heat Stress
Israel is expected to experience hotter than usual weather for this time of year, with meteorologists forecasting a slight increase in temperatures, particularly in mountainous and inland areas. The heat stress will intensify, reaching strong to extreme levels across most regions, prompting recommendations for residents to limit outdoor exposure. Clear skies are anticipated after a cloudy morning, though some areas may still experience elevated heat loads.
Nighttime conditions will remain clear to partly cloudy, with fog expected in the northern Negev. Temperatures will stay high, and heat stress may persist into the evening in certain locations.
High temperatures are predicted for various cities, including Jerusalem (19-32°C), Tel Aviv (25-32°C), Haifa (24-32°C), Safed (20-32°C), Katzrin (22-36°C), Tiberias (24-37°C), Nazareth (23-35°C), Afula (23-37°C), Beit She'an (27-41°C), Lod (24-33°C), Ashdod (25-32°C), Ein Gedi (28-38°C), Beersheba (22-36°C), Mitzpe Ramon (21-34°C), and Eilat (28-40°C).
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