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YnetWeather

Temperatures Rise Across Israel with Increased Heat Stress Expected

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israel will experience rising temperatures today, especially in mountainous and inland areas, with increased heat stress expected nationwide. Temperatures will be slightly above seasonal norms, reaching up to 41 degrees Celsius in Eilat.

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  • Temperatures rise today, especially in mountains and inland Israel.
  • Heat stress will intensify across the country.
  • Jerusalem will see 20-32°C, Tel Aviv 26-32°C, and Eilat up to 41°C.
  • Weather starts partly cloudy, becoming sunny later.
  • Residents should prepare for above-average heat and increased discomfort.
Temperatures Rise Across Israel with Increased Heat Stress Expected
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Today’s weather in Israel will start with partly cloudy skies in the morning, clearing up to sunny conditions later in the day. Temperatures are expected to rise, particularly in the mountainous regions and inland areas, reaching levels slightly above the seasonal average. Alongside the temperature increase, there will be a noticeable intensification of heat stress across the country.

Forecasted temperatures for major cities and regions include Jerusalem ranging from 20 to 32 degrees Celsius, Tel Aviv 26 to 32, Haifa 26 to 31, Safed 23 to 33, Katzrin 23 to 38, Tiberias 25 to 37, Nazareth 24 to 36, Afula 25 to 36, Beit She'an 27 to 40, Lod 26 to 33, Ashdod 26 to 32, Ein Gedi 28 to 39, Beersheba 24 to 35, Mitzpe Ramon 22 to 34, and Eilat 30 to 41 degrees Celsius.

Residents are advised to prepare for the warmer conditions and increased heat load, especially in the inland and southern parts of the country where temperatures will be highest.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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