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YnetWeather

Israel Braces for Heatwave With Temperatures Above Average

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 12 newsrooms covering

Israel is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures significantly above average for the season. A slight cooling trend is expected towards the end of the week, with a possibility of localized rain.

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  • Temperatures remain higher than average across Israel.
  • Inland and mountainous areas will be hottest.
  • A slight cooling trend begins Friday.
  • Localized rain possible in the north and center.
  • Light rain possible along the coast on Saturday.

Temperatures across Israel are expected to remain higher than usual for this time of year throughout the week, particularly in mountainous and inland areas. A slight decrease in temperatures is forecast for Friday, bringing them closer to seasonal norms. Localized rain is possible in northern and central Israel on Friday.

On Saturday, a further slight drop in temperatures is anticipated, with a chance of light drizzle or rain, especially along the coastal plain. The forecast indicates continued warmth, with highs expected to reach the mid-30s Celsius in many cities. For example, Jerusalem will see highs of 32°C, Tel Aviv 32°C, and Eilat a scorching 40°C. Other cities like Be'er Sheva will experience highs of 35°C, and Tiberias 37°C.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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