Autumn Heatwave Expected in Israel This Weekend
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israel will experience an autumn heatwave starting Wednesday, with peak temperatures of 38°C expected over the weekend. The heatwave will bring dry conditions and strong easterly winds, with dust storms anticipated on Thursday. No significant rain is expected until late October or early November.
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- An autumn heatwave will hit Israel starting Wednesday, with peak temperatures over the weekend.
- Temperatures are forecast to reach 38°C in the Jordan Valley and over 30°C on the coast.
- The heatwave will be accompanied by dry air and strong easterly winds.
- Dust storms and reduced visibility are expected on Thursday.
- No significant rain is forecast for the upcoming week.
- A change in weather is not expected until late October or early November.
Israel is set to experience an unseasonably hot autumn heatwave starting Wednesday, with temperatures expected to peak over the weekend. The heatwave will bring temperatures as high as 38 degrees Celsius (100.4 F) in the Jordan Valley, 35 to 37 degrees Celsius (95 to 98.6 F) in the Shefela region, and over 30 degrees Celsius (86 F) in the mountains and along the coast.
The Israel Meteorological Service forecasts that the heatwave will be accompanied by dry conditions due to low relative humidity and strong easterly winds, with gusts reaching 40 to 50 km/h, particularly on Friday morning. Before the weekend, Thursday is expected to see dust storms and reduced visibility as winds intensify.
Significant rainfall is not anticipated in the coming week, with a change in weather expected only in late October or early November. However, some localized rain may fall along the coastal plain on Wednesday morning, with temperatures remaining seasonably normal in most areas. Northern winds are expected to strengthen along the coast on Wednesday afternoon.
Temperatures will continue to rise on Thursday, making it hotter than average. The heatwave officially begins on Friday, with further warming and conditions hotter than average across most of the country.
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