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YnetWeather

Heatwave Peaks in Israel with Rising Temperatures and Intensified Heat Stress

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 8 newsrooms covering

Israel faces a peak in its heatwave today with rising temperatures and extreme heat stress nationwide, accompanied by stronger afternoon winds.

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  • Temperatures will rise slightly today as the heatwave peaks in Israel.
  • The heat will be most intense in the mountains and inland areas.
  • The coastal plain will experience more moderate heat.
  • Heat stress will increase to heavy or extreme levels across the country.
  • Afternoon winds will strengthen, mainly in mountainous and inland regions.
Heatwave Peaks in Israel with Rising Temperatures and Intensified Heat Stress
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Today, temperatures in Israel will rise slightly as the ongoing heatwave reaches its peak. The weather will become intensely hot, especially in the mountainous regions and inland areas, while the coastal plain will experience more moderate heat. Heat stress is expected to worsen, becoming heavy to extreme across all parts of the country. From the afternoon onward, winds will strengthen, particularly in the mountains and inland regions.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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