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YnetWeather

Israel Braces for Unseasonably High Temperatures Across Country

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 12 newsrooms covering

Israel is experiencing unseasonably high temperatures across the country, with inland and mountainous areas seeing the most significant heat. Forecasts show highs reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius in some locations.

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  • Temperatures are higher than usual for this season.
  • Inland and mountainous regions will be hottest.
  • Highs in major cities will reach the low thirties Celsius.
  • Desert areas like Eilat could see temperatures as high as 40C.

Israel is expected to experience significantly higher than average temperatures for this time of year on Tuesday, with the heat particularly pronounced in mountainous regions and inland areas. The forecast indicates a continuation of this warm spell throughout the day and into the night.

Temperatures are projected to reach highs of 32 degrees Celsius in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, and 31 degrees in Haifa. Other cities will see even warmer conditions, with Tiberias reaching 37 degrees, Beit She'an 39 degrees, and Eilat soaring to 40 degrees Celsius. Lower elevations and desert areas like Ein Gedi and Eilat will experience the most intense heat.

The unseasonably warm weather is a notable departure from typical seasonal norms, prompting attention from weather services and the public.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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