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Temperatures Slightly Drop but Heatwave Persists Across Israel

Behadrei HaredimReligious
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
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Israel is experiencing a slight decrease in temperatures today, but conditions remain hotter than usual with heatwave conditions continuing in the mountains and inland areas. Coastal regions will enjoy cooler weather. Despite some relief in heat intensity, heavy to extreme heat stress will persist nationwide. Winds are expected to strengthen from midday, particularly in the mountains and inland.

The forecast for the coming days indicates a gradual cooling trend. On Tuesday, August 4, mornings will be partly cloudy to clear, with further temperature drops mainly in the mountains and inland, though temperatures will still be above seasonal norms. Coastal areas will remain mild, but heavy to extreme heat stress will continue across most regions.

Wednesday, August 5, will see clear skies after morning clouds dissipate, with a slight further temperature decrease, especially inland and in mountainous areas, though temperatures will remain somewhat above average. Coastal weather will stay mild, and heavy to extreme heat stress is expected to persist.

By Thursday, August 6, mornings will be partly cloudy, clearing up during the day with a further slight temperature drop, bringing temperatures back to seasonal averages, especially inland and in the mountains. Heat stress will ease somewhat.

Specific temperature ranges include Tel Aviv-Jaffa at 25 to 32 degrees Celsius, Haifa 27 to 31, Jerusalem 22 to 35, Ashdod 26 to 32, Beersheba 23 to 38, Ashkelon 26 to 31, Mitzpe Ramon 21 to 34, and Afula 24 to 38 degrees Celsius.

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