Extreme Heat Warnings Issued for Jordan Valley and Southern Israel Amid Seasonal Temperature Drop

Following the dispersal of morning clouds, weather conditions in Israel are expected to improve with a slight temperature decrease, bringing levels back to seasonal norms. The Israel Meteorological Service has issued an unusual red warning for extreme heat in the Jordan Valley, alongside orange warnings for heat stress in the Dead Sea area, Arava, and the northern valleys.

Today, Thursday, the weather will be mostly clear after morning cloudiness, with temperatures cooling slightly in the mountains and inland regions. Tonight will be partly cloudy to clear. On Friday, partial cloud cover is expected in the morning, clearing up later with temperatures remaining steady. The same pattern is forecast for Saturday, the Sabbath, with no significant temperature changes.

Specific temperature forecasts for Thursday include Jerusalem at 18-28°C, Tel Aviv 24-30°C, Beersheba 21-32°C, Haifa 23-29°C, Tiberias 22-34°C, Safed 17-30°C, and Eilat 28-39°C. The heat warnings highlight the ongoing risk of extreme heat in southern and eastern regions despite the overall seasonal cooling trend.