Heatwave Continues, Gradual Cooling Expected Midweek

Temperatures will remain above average by approximately three degrees Celsius on Sunday, with hot daytime weather and pleasant, refreshing conditions at night, especially in elevated and mountainous areas. This pattern will largely persist through Monday, with daytime temperatures remaining slightly above annual averages and cool nights, particularly in the mountains. On Tuesday, the weather will continue to be hot in mountainous and elevated regions, becoming hotter in plains and coastal areas, and extremely hot in the Jordan Valley. Nighttime temperatures will drop, bringing refreshing air to the mountains and relatively mild conditions to the plains and coasts.

A slight decrease in temperatures is expected on Wednesday, bringing the weather back to normal summer conditions, with daytime temperatures ranging from relatively hot to hot, and returning to seasonal averages. Evenings and nights will be refreshing, especially in mountainous areas. Thursday and Friday are forecast to maintain similar conditions, with temperatures around their annual averages, and relatively hot to hot daytime weather. Evenings and nights will be mild and refreshing, particularly in mid- and high-altitude mountainous regions. On Friday, temperatures will dip slightly further, with continued normal summer weather, remaining relatively hot to hot during the afternoons, and around seasonal averages. Refreshing conditions are expected in the evenings and nights, especially in mountainous areas. Forecasts indicate continued atmospheric stability with a gradual decrease in the intensity of the heat.