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SrugimWeather

Israel Faces Gradual Heatwave With Rising Temperatures and Heat Stress

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

Religious-right

Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israel will experience a gradual heatwave from July 28 to August 1, with rising temperatures and increased heat stress inland and in mountainous areas, while the coastal plain remains mild.

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  • A heatwave will gradually increase temperatures across Israel from July 28 to August 1.
  • Inland and mountainous areas will experience above-average heat and dryness.
  • The coastal plain will remain mild throughout the period.
  • July 28 will be partly cloudy with temperatures normal for the season.
  • July 29 to August 1 will see clear skies and rising heat, peaking on July 30.
  • Heat stress will be most intense on July 30, especially inland and in the mountains.
Israel Faces Gradual Heatwave With Rising Temperatures and Heat Stress
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Israel is expected to experience a gradual increase in temperatures and intensified heat stress across the country in the coming days. On Tuesday, July 28, the weather will be partly cloudy to clear with a slight temperature rise, remaining typical for the season. Wednesday, July 29, will see clear skies and a further temperature increase, with heat levels exceeding seasonal norms mainly in inland and mountainous areas, while the coastal plain will remain mild.

Thursday, July 30, will bring clear skies and a noticeable intensification of heat stress, with inland and mountainous regions becoming hotter and drier than usual for this time of year. The coastal plain will continue to experience mild conditions. On Friday, July 31, the heat will persist above seasonal averages in the inland and mountainous zones, with the coastal plain maintaining its mild air. Saturday, August 1, is expected to show little change, with continued above-average heat inland and in the mountains and mild conditions along the coast.

SrugimRight · Jerusalem

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