Heavy Heat and Humidity to Persist Across Israel Through Midweek
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Israel faces a rise in temperatures and heavy heat inland and in the mountains starting Sunday, with high humidity along the coast. This hot and humid weather is forecasted to last through midweek, impacting most regions across the country.
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- Temperatures in Israel will rise above seasonal norms starting Sunday.
- Heavy heat expected in inland and mountainous areas through midweek.
- Coastal regions will experience high humidity and heat stress.
- Sunday to Tuesday will see consistent hot weather inland and milder coastal conditions.
- Forecasted highs reach up to 39°C in Eilat and 37°C in Tiberias.
- The heatwave will persist at least until the middle of the week.
Starting today, Israel will experience a further rise in temperatures, with weather becoming hotter than usual for this season. Intense heat will be felt particularly in the inland and mountainous regions, while the coastal areas will endure high humidity and increased heat stress. This pattern is expected to continue through at least midweek.
On Sunday, temperatures will climb slightly, with heavy heat in the mountains and inland areas, and more moderate conditions along the coast. Monday will see similarly hot conditions, with continued heat inland and in the mountains and cooler weather near the coast. Tuesday will maintain this trend, with above-average temperatures in the mountains and inland and milder weather on the coastal plain.
Forecasted temperatures for Sunday and overnight include Jerusalem at 20-32°C, Tel Aviv 24-31°C, Beersheba 22-36°C, Haifa 23-30°C, Tiberias 23-37°C, Safed 20-32°C, and Eilat 31-39°C. The weather is expected to remain challenging due to the combination of heat and humidity, particularly affecting coastal regions.
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