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Israel Braces for Continued Heatwave with Little Temperature Change Expected

By יואב איתיאלOngoing story · 23 updates
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Israel Braces for Continued Heatwave with Little Temperature Change Expected
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The story · English

Israel will continue to experience hot weather with no significant temperature changes expected in the coming days, according to weather forecasts. Coastal areas will feel muggy, while inland and mountainous regions will experience heat above the seasonal average. Overnight, skies are predicted to be partly cloudy to clear.

Wednesday is expected to see no substantial weather shifts, with temperatures remaining relatively high for this time of year. Heat stress will be particularly noticeable during midday hours in inland areas and valleys. A slight easing of the heat is anticipated by Thursday, with a minor drop in temperatures, especially in the mountains and inland.

Despite the expected slight cooling, the weather across most of the country will remain hot. Health officials are advising the public to avoid prolonged sun exposure during the hottest hours, stay hydrated, use sunscreen, wear hats, and seek shade whenever possible. Special attention should be paid to children, the elderly, and individuals sensitive to heat.

Today's forecasted temperatures include: Jerusalem 21-32°C (70-90°F), Tel Aviv 23-32°C (73-90°F), Haifa 23-32°C (73-90°F), Kiryat Shmona 21-37°C (70-99°F), Tiberias 23-37°C (73-99°F), Afula 20-37°C (68-99°F), Ashdod 20-32°C (68-90°F), Be'er Sheva 19-35°C (66-95°F), Mitzpe Ramon 21-35°C (70-95°F), and Eilat 26-41°C (79-106°F).

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