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Heatwave Eases Slightly in Israel with Temperatures Still Above Seasonal Norms

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israel will see a slight temperature decrease today, easing the heatwave mainly in mountainous and inland areas, but temperatures remain above average for the season.

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  • Temperatures will drop slightly today, mainly in mountains and inland areas.
  • Heatwave relief expected but temperatures remain above seasonal averages.
  • Jerusalem's temperature range is forecasted at 18-31°C.
  • Eilat will experience the highest temperatures, reaching up to 41°C.
  • Other cities like Tel Aviv and Haifa will see highs around 31-32°C.
Heatwave Eases Slightly in Israel with Temperatures Still Above Seasonal Norms
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Today, Israel will experience a slight drop in temperatures, particularly in the mountainous regions and inland areas. This will bring some relief from the intense heat, although temperatures are expected to remain somewhat higher than typical for this time of year. Forecasted temperatures for major cities and regions include Jerusalem at 18-31°C, Tel Aviv at 25-32°C, Haifa at 24-31°C, Safed at 20-31°C, Katzrin at 22-36°C, Tiberias at 23-36°C, Nazareth at 23-34°C, Afula at 24-35°C, Beit She'an at 26-38°C, Lod at 24-33°C, Ashdod at 24-32°C, Ein Gedi at 28-38°C, Beersheba at 23-34°C, Mitzpe Ramon at 21-33°C, and Eilat at 30-41°C.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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