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Ongoing Story· Day 35

Israel Weather Forecast: Hot Temperatures Persist Through Early September

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Channel 9Weather

Israel Weather Forecast: Slight Warming Expected Wednesday

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Israel will experience variable cloudiness with clear spells on Wednesday, October 7. Temperatures are forecast to rise slightly but will remain below the seasonal average, especially in higher and inland regions. Key cities like Jerusalem will see highs of 25°C, while Eilat will reach 32°C. Overnight lows will generally range from 15°C to 23°C.

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  • Israel's weather on Wednesday, October 7, will feature variable cloudiness and clear spells.
  • Temperatures are expected to increase slightly but remain below the seasonal norm.
  • Mountainous and inland areas will experience temperatures below the usual for this time of year.
  • Jerusalem will have a daytime high of 25°C and a nighttime low of 15°C.
  • Tel Aviv and Netanya will reach 27°C during the day and 20°C at night.
  • Eilat is forecast to have the highest temperatures, with a daytime high of 32°C and a nighttime low of 23°C.
Israel Weather Forecast: Slight Warming Expected Wednesday
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Variable cloudiness with clear spells is expected in Israel on Wednesday, October 7. Temperatures will rise slightly but will remain a bit below the seasonal norm, particularly in mountainous and inland areas. Daytime temperatures will reach 25°C in Jerusalem, 27°C in Tel Aviv and Netanya, 29°C in Afula, Tiberias, and Kiryat Shmona, and 32°C in Eilat. Overnight lows will be around 15°C in Jerusalem and Safed, 20°C in Tel Aviv, Netanya, and Haifa, and 23°C in Eilat. The Dead Sea area, specifically Ein Gedi, will see a high of 31°C and a low of 22°C.

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