Heatwave Expected Across Most of Israel
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
A heatwave is expected to affect most of Israel starting Friday, with temperatures rising significantly and heat load increasing. Temperatures will fluctuate over the weekend, with a slight decrease on Sunday before rising again on Monday. The Meteorological Service forecasts varied conditions including winds and cloud cover throughout the week.
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- A heatwave is expected across most of Israel starting Friday.
- Temperatures will rise significantly, increasing the heat load.
- Winds will shift from easterly in mountains to northerly along the coast.
- Temperatures will decrease on Saturday and Sunday before rising again Monday.
- The Meteorological Service issued the updated weather forecast.
A significant heatwave is forecast to grip most of Israel starting Friday, with temperatures expected to rise considerably and heat load to increase. The Meteorological Service predicts that Friday will be mostly clear with a further temperature increase, making it hotter than usual, bordering on a heatwave in many areas. Strong easterly winds are expected in the northern and central mountains in the morning, shifting to strong northerly winds along the coastal plain in the afternoon.
Saturday will see partly cloudy skies and a drop in temperatures, particularly in the coastal plain, the lowlands, and the northern Negev. However, it will remain warmer than average in most regions, with northerly winds along the coast in the afternoon.
Sunday is expected to be partly cloudy with another temperature decrease, bringing readings closer to seasonal averages and easing the heat load. By Monday, skies will become partly cloudy to cloudy with mid- and high-level clouds, and temperatures will rise again, especially in the mountains and inland areas, becoming slightly above seasonal averages.
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