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AlarabWeather

Israel Braces for Continued Hot Summer Weather with Slight Temperature Drop

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Arabic · 12 newsrooms covering

Israel is forecast to experience hot summer weather on Thursday, with high humidity and temperatures slightly above average. A minor temperature decrease is expected, with cooler conditions at night in mountainous areas.

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  • Hot summer weather continues across Israel on Thursday.
  • Temperatures will be slightly above the annual average.
  • High humidity is expected in most regions.
  • A slight temperature drop is anticipated.
  • Evening and night will bring cooler, pleasant conditions in mountains.

Israel is experiencing hot summer weather on Thursday, with temperatures remaining slightly above the annual average. The forecast indicates relatively hot conditions in mountainous areas and very hot weather elsewhere, accompanied by high humidity across most regions. A slight decrease in temperatures is expected.

Winds will be light to moderate, blowing from the west to northwest, with occasional gusts. The sea will be calm to moderately rough.

During the evening and night, the weather will become pleasant in the mountainous areas and warm in other regions. The wind and sea conditions will remain similar to the daytime forecast.

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