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AlarabWeather

Israel Braces for Heatwave With Temperatures Rising Above Seasonal Averages

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Arabic · 18 newsrooms covering

Israel is expecting very hot daytime weather with temperatures rising about 4 degrees Celsius above the seasonal average. Evening and night conditions will be mild to warm.

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  • Temperatures to rise 4 degrees Celsius above average.
  • Daytime weather will be very hot, especially outside mountains.
  • Evening and night will be mild to warm.
  • Winds will be light to moderate, sea calm to moderately rough.
Israel Braces for Heatwave With Temperatures Rising Above Seasonal Averages
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Israel is set to experience very hot weather conditions during the day, with temperatures expected to be significantly higher than the annual average. The heat is predicted to be particularly intense in most areas, while mountainous regions will experience hot weather. Temperatures are forecast to rise by approximately 4 degrees Celsius above the seasonal norm.

Light to moderate northwesterly winds are expected, occasionally picking up speed. The sea will be calm to moderately rough, with waves ranging from light to medium height.

During the evening and night, the weather will become more pleasant, with mild conditions in the mountainous areas and warm weather elsewhere. The wind and sea conditions are expected to remain similar to the daytime forecast.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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