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YnetWeather

Heatwave Intensifies Across Israel With Rising Temperatures

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

Israel is experiencing an intensified heatwave with temperatures rising above seasonal averages, especially in inland and mountainous regions. Highs are expected to reach the high 30s in some cities.

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  • Heatwave conditions are intensifying across Israel.
  • Temperatures will be higher than usual for the season.
  • Inland and mountainous areas will see the most significant heat.
  • Nights will be clear to partly cloudy.
  • Highs will reach up to 39°C in some locations.
Heatwave Intensifies Across Israel With Rising Temperatures
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Israel is bracing for an intensification of heatwave conditions starting today, with a slight rise in temperatures expected to push them above seasonal averages, particularly in mountainous and inland areas. The nights will remain clear to partly cloudy.

Temperatures are forecast to reach highs of 31 degrees Celsius in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, 32 in Safed, and up to 39 degrees Celsius in Beit She'an and Eilat. Overnight lows will range from 18 degrees in Jerusalem to 27 degrees in Eilat.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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