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Ongoing Story· Day 62

Israel Braces for Heatwave with Extreme Heat Expected in Key Areas

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YnetWeather

Heatwave Expected Across Most of Israel With Rising Temperatures

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Israel is bracing for a heatwave with significantly rising temperatures across most of the country. The weather will be hot and dry, with partly cloudy skies during the day and clear conditions at night. Forecast temperatures range from the mid-teens to the low thirties Celsius in various cities.

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  • A heatwave is forecast for most of Israel with hot and dry conditions.
  • Temperatures will rise significantly, especially in coastal and lowland areas.
  • Daytime will be partly cloudy with high clouds, clearing at night.
  • Jerusalem will see temperatures between 16-27 degrees Celsius.
  • Eilat is forecast to reach a high of 34 degrees Celsius.

Israel is forecast to experience hot and dry weather, with conditions described as a "sharav" (a heatwave) expected in most regions of the country. Temperatures will rise significantly, particularly in the coastal plain, the lowlands, and the northwestern Negev. The day is expected to be partly cloudy with high-altitude clouds, transitioning to mostly clear skies at night. Today's and tonight's forecast temperatures include Jerusalem 16-27 degrees Celsius, Tel Aviv 17-29, Haifa 20-30, Safed 16-25, Katzrin 16-29, Tiberias 19-31, Nazareth 19-30, Afula 17-30, Beit She'an 19-30, Lod 17-30, Ashdod 17-28, Ein Gedi 22-28, Beersheba 18-30, Mitzpe Ramon 18-29, and Eilat 22-34.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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