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Ongoing Story· Day 35

Temperatures to Rise Slightly but Stay Below Seasonal Average

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YnetWeather

Temperatures to Rise Slightly But Remain Below Seasonal Norm

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Clear skies and a slight rise in temperatures are forecast for today, though they will remain below the seasonal average. Strong winds are expected in the north and along the coast. Specific temperature ranges are provided for major cities across Israel, with Eilat expected to be the warmest at 17-25°C.

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  • Temperatures will rise slightly but remain below seasonal norms.
  • Clear skies are expected across most regions.
  • Strong easterly winds will blow in the northern mountains.
  • Strong northerly winds will blow along the coast in the afternoon.
  • Jerusalem temperatures are forecast between 9-18°C.
  • Tel Aviv temperatures are forecast between 12-21°C.

The weather forecast for today indicates clear skies and a slight increase in temperatures. However, temperatures are expected to remain somewhat lower than usual for this time of year across most regions. Strong easterly winds will blow in the northern mountains in the morning, shifting to strong northerly winds along the coast in the afternoon. The article provides specific temperature ranges for various cities, including Jerusalem (9-18°C), Tel Aviv (12-21°C), Haifa (14-19°C), and Eilat (17-25°C).

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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