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Ongoing Story· Day 44

Temperatures to Rise Sharply After Brief Cool Spell

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HamalWeather

Temperatures Rise in Israel After Rain, Hotter Weather Expected

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Following recent rain, temperatures are rising across Israel. Monday will be partly cloudy with a rough sea, with highs in the high 20s and low 30s in various cities. Tuesday and Wednesday will be partly cloudy to clear, followed by a slight warming trend on Thursday. Hotter than average weather is expected by the end of the week.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Temperatures are rising in Israel after recent rainfall.
  • Monday will be partly cloudy with a rough sea.
  • Highs on Monday will reach up to 34°C in Eilat.
  • Tuesday and Wednesday are forecast to be partly cloudy to clear.
  • Thursday will see a slight warming trend, becoming hotter than average.

Following recent rainfall, Israel is experiencing a rise in temperatures. Monday's weather is forecast to be partly cloudy with a rough sea. Highs are expected to reach 23°C in Jerusalem, 29°C in Tel Aviv, 27°C in Haifa, 28°C in Be'er Sheva, 28°C in Rishon LeZion, 32°C in Tiberias, and 34°C in Eilat. Overnight lows will range from 15°C to 22°C.

Tuesday and Wednesday are expected to be partly cloudy to clear. A slight warming trend is predicted for Thursday, with temperatures becoming warmer than average for this time of year. A full weather forecast is available on the Israel Weather website.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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