Forecast Calls for Mostly Stable Temperatures, Then a Slight Dip
Today, Sunday, skies will range from clear to partly cloudy, with no significant change in temperatures and conditions staying typical for the season. Sun exposure will be very high to extreme, and heat stress is expected to be extreme in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea area, the Jordan Rift Valley and the Arava.
Heavy heat stress is also forecast for the southern Golan Heights and its slopes, the lower Galilee, the Judean Desert and eastern Negev. Moderate heat stress is expected in the northern valleys, the coastal plain, the Shfela, the central mountains, the northern Negev and the Ramat Negev.
On Monday, skies are expected to be partly cloudy to clear, with a slight drop in temperatures, mainly in the mountains and inland. Tuesday should be clear to partly cloudy, with no notable temperature change. On Wednesday, skies will be partly cloudy to clear, and temperatures are expected to rise slightly, בעיקר in the mountains and inland.
The forecast temperatures for today and tonight are Jerusalem 16-28, Tel Aviv 22-29, Haifa 22-28, Safed 17-30, Katzrin 19-35, Tiberias 20-33, Nazareth 21-31, Afula 20-33, Beit She'an 23-36, Lod 21-30, Ashdod 21-29, Ein Gedi 26-37, Beersheba 21-31, Mitzpe Ramon 19-31, and Eilat 27-38.
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