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Heatwave Hits Israel With Above-Normal Temperatures Until Thursday

By אילנית אדלר
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

Israel is entering a heatwave with temperatures expected to remain above seasonal averages until Thursday. The weather will be drier in the country's interior regions, leading to a noticeable heat discomfort. Wednesday is forecasted to be the hottest day of this heatwave, while relief from the high temperatures is anticipated by Friday.

On Monday morning, skies will be cloudy but will clear up during the day, accompanied by a drop in humidity levels. The Jordan Valley is expected to experience the highest temperatures, ranging between 42 and 44 degrees Celsius. Mountain areas will see temperatures up to 34 degrees, while the coastal plain and southern regions will reach around 38 degrees Celsius.

The heatwave continues the summer trend of elevated temperatures, with dryness intensifying the sensation of heat in central and inland areas. Meteorologists advise preparing for the peak heat midweek and looking forward to cooler conditions by the weekend.

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