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Israel Braces for Unseasonable Heatwave Before Cooler Temperatures and Rain

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Israel will experience a heatwave with temperatures several degrees above average before a cool-down brings potential rain by Friday. A further warming trend is expected before the end of September.

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  • Israel faces several days of unseasonable heat, 3-4°C above average.
  • Temperatures will reach highs of 31°C in Tel Aviv and 37-38°C in Tiberias.
  • A significant cool-down begins Thursday, leading to autumn-like weather.
  • Localized rain is possible in northern Israel on Friday.
  • Temperatures may rise again early next week before Yom Kippur.
  • More substantial rain is tentatively forecast for late September/early October.
Israel Braces for Unseasonable Heatwave Before Cooler Temperatures and Rain
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