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Heat Stress Intensifies Across Israel Amid Stable Temperatures

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israel faces intensified heat stress today with stable temperatures and extreme solar radiation, while the Mediterranean Sea remains choppy with waves up to one meter.

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  • Heat stress will increase across most of Israel despite stable temperatures.
  • Solar radiation levels are forecasted to be very high to extreme today.
  • Mediterranean Sea waves will range from 70 cm to one meter in height.
  • Temperature highs reach up to 40°C in Eilat and 38°C in Beit She'an and Ein Gedi.
  • Major cities like Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Haifa will see temperatures between 20°C and 31°C.
Heat Stress Intensifies Across Israel Amid Stable Temperatures
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Israel is expected to experience little change in temperatures today, but heat stress will increase across most regions. The maximum solar radiation index is forecasted to be very high to extreme, posing heightened risks for sun exposure. The Mediterranean Sea will be choppy, with wave heights ranging from 70 centimeters to one meter. Temperature forecasts for major cities include Jerusalem at 20 to 30 degrees Celsius, Tel Aviv 26 to 31, Haifa 25 to 31, Safed 20 to 31, Katzrin 22 to 36, Tiberias 24 to 36, Nazareth 23 to 34, Afula 24 to 34, Beit She'an 27 to 38, Lod 25 to 32, Ashdod 25 to 31, Ein Gedi 28 to 38, Beersheba 23 to 33, Mitzpe Ramon 21 to 32, and Eilat 29 to 40 degrees Celsius.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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