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Ongoing Story· Day 39

Temperatures to Rise Slightly but Stay Below Seasonal Average

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YnetWeather

Temperatures to Rise Slightly Across Israel

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Israel will see clear to partly cloudy skies today with brisk winds in the north. Temperatures will rise slightly, becoming warmer than usual for the season across mountainous and inland areas. Highs will range from 13°C in Jerusalem to 30°C in Eilat, with other major cities also experiencing warmer weather.

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  • Temperatures will rise slightly across Israel, becoming warmer than usual for the season.
  • Brisk easterly winds are expected in the northern mountains this morning.
  • High temperatures will reach 30°C in Eilat and 27°C in Be'er Sheva and Bet She'an.
  • Jerusalem will see a high of 13°C, while Tel Aviv will reach 25°C.
  • The weather will be clear to partly cloudy throughout the day.

Israel is expected to experience clear to partly cloudy skies today, with brisk easterly winds blowing in the northern mountains in the morning. A slight increase in temperatures is forecast for mountainous and inland areas, with readings expected to be higher than usual for this time of year. Today's high temperatures will range from 13°C in Jerusalem to 30°C in Eilat. Other predicted highs include 25°C in Tel Aviv, 26°C in Haifa, 27°C in Be'er Sheva, and 27°C in Bet She'an. Overnight lows will also be above average for the season.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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