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Ongoing Story· Day 39

Temperatures to Rise Sharply After Brief Cool Spell

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YnetWeather

Slight Temperature Rise Expected Across Israel With Partly Cloudy Skies

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israel will see a slight rise in temperatures on Thursday, with partly cloudy skies. The warmest areas will be Tiberias and Beit She'an, reaching 33 degrees Celsius. Coastal cities will experience highs around 28 degrees. Conditions are expected to be normal for this season.

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  • Temperatures will rise slightly across Israel on Thursday.
  • The increase will be most pronounced in mountains and inland areas.
  • Skies are expected to be partly cloudy.
  • Jerusalem will see a high of 26 degrees Celsius.
  • Tiberias and Beit She'an will reach a high of 33 degrees Celsius.
  • Tel Aviv's high is forecast at 28 degrees Celsius.

Israel is expected to experience a slight increase in temperatures on Thursday, with conditions remaining typical for this time of year. The rise will be most noticeable in mountainous areas and inland regions. Skies will be partly cloudy throughout the day.

Temperatures are forecast to range from 17 degrees Celsius in Jerusalem to a high of 33 degrees Celsius in Tiberias and Beit She'an. Coastal cities like Tel Aviv will see highs of 28 degrees, while Eilat in the south will reach 32 degrees. Overnight lows will be mild across the country.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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