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Meteorological Service Forecasts Intensifying Heatwave This Weekend and Next Week

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

The Meteorological Service predicts a significant heatwave starting this weekend and continuing into next week, with very hot conditions inland and heavy heat stress across many areas.

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  • A heatwave will intensify starting this weekend and continue into next week.
  • Temperatures will be hotter than usual, especially in mountains and inland areas.
  • The coastal plain will experience milder, more pleasant weather.
  • Many regions will face severe heat stress during this period.
  • The first half of next week will see the most intense heat conditions.

The Meteorological Service has announced that temperatures will rise significantly this weekend, with heat stress expected to intensify, especially during the first half of next week. The weather will be hotter than usual, ranging from hot to very hot in the mountainous and inland areas, while the coastal plain will experience milder conditions. Many regions are expected to endure severe heat stress during this period.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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