Israel Braces for Continued Unseasonably High Temperatures
Israel is set to experience continued unseasonably high temperatures, particularly in the mountainous and inland regions, throughout the coming days. The heatwave, which began on Monday, the Fast of Gedalia, is not expected to break anytime soon.
On Monday, following morning cloud cover dispersal, the weather turned fair with a slight increase in temperatures, making them higher than average for this time of year, especially in the hills and interior. The forecast for Monday night is clear to partly cloudy.
Tuesday and Wednesday are expected to see similar conditions. After morning clouds dissipate, the days will be fair with no significant change in temperatures. These will remain above seasonal averages, with the highlands and inland areas being the hottest.
Specific temperature forecasts for Monday and Tuesday include: Jerusalem 21-33°C, Tel Aviv 24-31°C, Be'er Sheva 22-34°C, Haifa 23-30°C, Tiberias 22-38°C, Safed 20-32°C, and Eilat 28-40°C.
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