Israel Braces for Unseasonably Warm Weather Across the Country
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israel will experience pleasant weather with temperatures slightly above average for the season. Highs will range from the high teens to the high thirties across the country, with the southern city of Eilat expected to be the hottest.
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- Temperatures will be slightly above average across Israel.
- Pleasant weather is expected after morning clouds dissipate.
- Overnight conditions will be partly cloudy.
- Hottest temperatures forecast for Eilat and Beit She'an.
- Jerusalem highs will reach 30 C, Tel Aviv 31 C.
Israel is set to experience pleasant weather following the dissipation of morning clouds, with temperatures expected to be slightly higher than average for this time of year, particularly in mountainous and inland areas. The forecast indicates clear skies during the day, transitioning to partly cloudy conditions overnight.
Temperatures are predicted to range from the high teens to the high thirties across various cities. Jerusalem will see highs of 30 degrees Celsius (86 F) and lows of 17 C (63 F). Tel Aviv and Haifa will experience similar conditions, with highs around 30-31 C (86-88 F) and lows of 24 C (75 F). Northern cities like Safed and the Golan Heights will be warmer, with highs reaching 32-35 C (90-95 F). The Jordan Valley and Beit She'an are forecast to be the hottest, with temperatures climbing to 37 C (99 F).
Further south, Lod and Ashdod will have highs of 31 C (88 F) and lows of 24 C (75 F). The Dead Sea region near Ein Gedi will reach 35 C (95 F). The Negev Desert will also be warm, with Beersheba reaching 33 C (91 F) and Mitzpe Ramon 32 C (90 F). Eilat in the far south is expected to be the hottest location, with a high of 38 C (100 F) and a low of 28 C (82 F).
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