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Slight Temperature Drop Expected Across Israel After Hottest Day of the Week

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Israel will experience a slight temperature drop today after the hottest day of the week, with highs ranging from low 30s to over 40 degrees Celsius in some areas.

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  • Temperatures will slightly decrease today after yesterday's peak heat.
  • Jerusalem will range between 22 and 32 degrees Celsius.
  • Tel Aviv and Haifa are expected to reach up to 31 degrees.
  • Beit She'an and Ein Gedi may see temperatures as high as 40 degrees.
  • Eilat will be the hottest city, with temperatures up to 42 degrees Celsius.
Slight Temperature Drop Expected Across Israel After Hottest Day of the Week
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A slight decrease in temperatures is forecasted across Israel today following the hottest day of the week yesterday. Temperature ranges for major cities and regions include Jerusalem at 22 to 32 degrees Celsius, Tel Aviv and Haifa both at 23 to 31 degrees, and Safed at 23 to 33 degrees. Higher temperatures are expected in the northern and southern areas, with Katzrin at 22 to 38 degrees, Tiberias at 24 to 37, and Beit She'an reaching up to 40 degrees. Other notable temperatures include Ein Gedi at 29 to 40 degrees, Beersheba at 22 to 36, Mitzpe Ramon at 24 to 35, and Eilat at a high of 42 degrees Celsius. The forecast indicates a general cooling trend but still warm conditions across the country.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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