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Kikar HaShabbatWeather

Israel Faces Continued Heatwave Before Weekend Temperature Drop

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 18 newsrooms covering

Israel will continue to experience unusually high temperatures for the season on Monday and Tuesday, with a cooling trend expected to begin by Thursday.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Israel faces a heatwave with above-average temperatures.
  • The heat will be most intense inland and in mountains.
  • Temperatures are expected to drop by Thursday.
  • Morning clouds will dissipate, leading to clear skies.
Israel Faces Continued Heatwave Before Weekend Temperature Drop
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Israel is expected to experience above-average temperatures for the season on Monday and Tuesday, following the dissipation of morning clouds. The heat will be particularly pronounced in mountainous areas and inland regions. A change in weather patterns is anticipated by Thursday, bringing cooler conditions.

The forecast indicates clear skies after the morning clouds clear, with temperatures remaining higher than usual for this time of year. This pattern is set to persist for the initial part of the week before a shift occurs later in the week.

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