Forecast Calls for No Major Change, Severe Heat Stress in the Dead Sea and Arava

Temperatures on Saturday will remain typical for the season, with little change from Friday. Skies will be partly cloudy to clear during the day and overnight. The Mediterranean Sea will be choppy, with waves of 60 to 80 centimeters, and severe heat stress is expected in the Dead Sea area, the Jordan Valley and the Arava. The sun exposure index for today is forecast to be very high to extreme.

On Sunday, conditions are also expected to stay clear to partly cloudy, with no notable change in temperatures. Light drizzle may appear in the north during the morning. Monday should be partly cloudy as well, again without significant temperature changes, and morning drizzle may affect the north and the coastal plain.

A slight warming trend is forecast for Tuesday, when skies will be partly cloudy to clear, especially in the mountains and inland areas. Forecast temperatures for today and tonight include Jerusalem 15 to 27, Tel Aviv 22 to 28, Haifa 20 to 27, Tzfat 15 to 27, Katzrin 17 to 32, Tiberias 20 to 31, Nazareth 19 to 30, Afula 19 to 31, Beit She'an 22 to 35, Lod 21 to 29, Ashdod 21 to 28, Ein Gedi 24 to 36, Beersheba 17 to 31, Mitzpe Ramon 18 to 31, and Eilat 27 to 38.