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Heavy Heatwave Persists Across Israel Despite Slight Temperature Drop

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israel faces heavy to extreme heat across most regions today despite a slight temperature drop in the mountains and inland areas, with coastal areas remaining humid.

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  • Temperatures slightly drop mainly in mountains and inland but stay above seasonal norms.
  • Coastal plain experiences continued humid weather.
  • Heavy to extreme heat expected in most parts of Israel.
  • Jerusalem's temperature ranges from 20 to 32°C today.
  • Eilat faces the highest temperatures, reaching up to 42°C.
  • Other cities like Beit She'an and Ein Gedi also see highs near 39°C.
Heavy Heatwave Persists Across Israel Despite Slight Temperature Drop
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A slight decrease in temperatures is expected today mainly in the mountainous regions and inland areas of Israel, though temperatures will remain somewhat above seasonal averages. Along the coastal plain, the weather will continue to be humid, with heavy to extreme heat conditions forecasted across most parts of the country. Temperature forecasts for today and tonight include Jerusalem at 20-32°C, Tel Aviv 26-32°C, Haifa 25-31°C, Safed 21-35°C, Katzrin 21-37°C, Tiberias 24-36°C, Nazareth 23-35°C, Afula 23-35°C, Beit She'an 26-39°C, Lod 24-33°C, Ashdod 25-32°C, Ein Gedi 28-39°C, Beersheba 23-35°C, Mitzpe Ramon 22-34°C, and Eilat 30-42°C.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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