Summer Heat Intensifies Across Israel with Rising Temperatures and Increased Heat Stress

Israel is experiencing a significant rise in temperatures as summer firmly sets in. On Sunday, the weather was partly cloudy to clear, with a slight temperature increase and intensified heat stress across most regions. Inland areas and valleys are notably hotter than usual for this time of year. Nighttime temperatures will remain relatively comfortable in mountainous areas, but the coastal plain and lowlands will continue to feel hot and humid.

The forecast for Monday predicts continued hot and stable weather with no significant temperature drop. Coastal winds will be moderate to brisk throughout the day. The skies are expected to stay mostly clear, with no haze, local rain, or isolated thunderstorms anticipated anywhere in the country.

Temperature ranges for Sunday include Jerusalem at 21-31°C, Tel Aviv-Yafo at 22-29°C, Haifa at 24-28°C, Afula at 24-34°C, Ashdod at 23-29°C, Ashkelon at 24-27°C, Beersheba at 20-34°C, and Mitzpe Ramon at 21-31°C. The Israel Nature and Parks Authority shared images of people enduring the heat at Dor Habonim beach, highlighting the impact of the rising temperatures.