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AlarabWeather

Israel Braces for Continued Intense Summer Heatwave

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Arabic · 18 newsrooms covering

Israel is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures significantly above average. The intense heat is expected to persist with little change in the coming days.

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  • Israel faces continued intense summer heat.
  • Temperatures are 4 degrees Celsius above average.
  • Hot conditions expected in mountains, extreme heat elsewhere.
  • Pleasant evenings and warm nights forecast.
  • Winds are light to moderate, sea calm to rough.
Israel Braces for Continued Intense Summer Heatwave
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The weather forecast for Israel indicates a continuation of intensely hot summer conditions with minimal change in temperatures. Daytime temperatures are expected to be hot in mountainous areas and extremely hot in other regions. Temperatures will remain approximately 4 degrees Celsius above the annual average.

Light to moderate northwesterly winds will blow, occasionally picking up speed. The sea will be calm to moderately rough.

During the evening and nighttime hours, the weather will become pleasant in the mountainous highlands and warm in other areas. Winds will remain light to moderate, blowing from the west to northwest, and the sea conditions will be similar to the daytime.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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