Israel Faces Rising Heatwave With Above-Normal Temperatures Starting Tomorrow

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Israel will see normal temperatures today, but a heatwave with above-average temperatures will begin tomorrow and continue through Monday, with very hot conditions inland and in the mountains.

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Today’s weather is seasonally normal across Israel.
Temperatures will rise slightly tomorrow, increasing heat stress nationwide.
Sunday will bring hotter-than-usual temperatures, especially inland and in the mountains.
Monday will remain very hot with above-average temperatures continuing.
Coastal areas will be warm but less extreme compared to inland regions.
Temperature ranges today vary from 20-31°C in Jerusalem to 31-41°C in Eilat.

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Today, Israel will experience pleasant weather with temperatures typical for this time of year. However, starting tomorrow, temperatures will rise slightly, leading to increased heat stress across most regions of the country. On Sunday, the heat will intensify further, with temperatures becoming hotter than usual for the season, reaching very hot conditions in the mountains and inland areas, while the coastal plain will remain warm but more moderate.

The heatwave is expected to continue into Monday, with temperatures still above seasonal averages and very hot conditions persisting. Specific temperature forecasts for today and tonight include Jerusalem at 20-31°C, Tel Aviv 24-30°C, Haifa 22-29°C, Safed 20-31°C, Katzrin 20-35°C, Tiberias 22-35°C, Nazareth 22-35°C, Afula 20-34°C, Beit She'an 25-38°C, Lod 23-32°C, Ashdod 23-31°C, Ein Gedi 27-38°C, Beersheba 20-34°C, Mitzpe Ramon 22-33°C, and Eilat 31-41°C.

Residents are advised to prepare for the upcoming heatwave and take necessary precautions, especially in the hotter inland and mountainous areas where temperatures will be significantly above average.

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