Gradual Temperature Rise Expected in Israel with Peak Heat by Weekend
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Israel will see a gradual rise in temperatures starting Tuesday, peaking with heavy to extreme heat stress by Thursday and Friday, especially inland and in the mountains, while the coastal plain remains milder.
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- Temperatures in Israel will gradually rise from Tuesday through Friday, reaching above seasonal norms.
- Heat will intensify mainly in the mountains and inland areas, with mild conditions on the coast.
- By Thursday, heavy to extreme heat stress is expected, especially in eastern Israel.
- Friday will remain hot inland and in the mountains, with temperatures up to 35°C in some areas.
- Coastal cities like Tel Aviv and Haifa will experience milder temperatures around 30°C.
- Morning skies will clear progressively from partly cloudy to clear over the week.
Starting Tuesday morning, Israel will experience partly cloudy to clear skies with a slight temperature increase, reaching normal seasonal levels. On Tuesday, temperatures will rise further, especially in the mountains and inland areas, accompanied by a mild intensification of heat discomfort. Wednesday will see clear skies after morning clouds dissipate, with continued temperature increases making the mountains and inland regions hotter and drier than usual, while the coastal plain remains mild. Heat stress will intensify further. Thursday will bring another slight temperature rise, with scorching conditions in the mountains and inland areas, and heavy to extreme heat stress mainly in eastern Israel, while the coastal plain stays mild. On Friday, the heat will persist above seasonal norms inland and in the mountains, with mild conditions along the coast. Specific temperature forecasts for Friday include Tel Aviv-Jaffa and Haifa at 25° to 30°C, Jerusalem at 20° to 30°C, Ashdod and Ashkelon at 24° to 30°C and 25° to 30°C respectively, Beersheba at 21° to 34°C, Mitzpe Ramon at 19° to 30°C, and Afula at 23° to 35°C.
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