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Israel Braces for Unseasonably High Temperatures Followed by Weekend Rain

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Hebrew · 12 newsrooms covering

Israel is currently experiencing unseasonably high temperatures nationwide, with a slight cooling trend and potential for localized rain expected over the weekend.

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  • Temperatures are significantly higher than average for this season.
  • The heatwave is expected to continue through Thursday.
  • A slight cooling is forecast for Friday.
  • Localized rain is possible in northern and central areas on Friday.
  • Light showers may occur along the coast on Saturday.

Israel is experiencing temperatures significantly higher than usual for this time of year, with the heat expected to persist through Thursday, particularly in mountainous and inland areas. A slight cooling is forecast for Friday, bringing temperatures closer to seasonal averages, and there is a possibility of localized rain in northern and central regions.

By Saturday, a further slight drop in temperature is anticipated, with potential for light drizzle or scattered showers, especially along the coastal plain. The article provides specific temperature forecasts for major cities, including Jerusalem (20-32°C), Tel Aviv (23-32°C), Haifa (23-31°C), and Eilat (29-40°C), highlighting the widespread unseasonable warmth across the country.

DavarLeft · Tel Aviv

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