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Temperatures Slightly Drop Mainly in Northern Israel as Heatwave Eases

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Temperatures in Israel are slightly dropping today, mainly in the north, easing the recent heatwave. After a brief pause with a slight rise on Monday, temperatures will stabilize for the rest of the week.

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  • Temperatures drop slightly today, mainly in northern Israel.
  • Morning clouds will clear, leading to mostly clear skies and heat relief.
  • Nighttime will be partly cloudy across the country.
  • Monday will see a slight temperature increase, halting the cooling trend.
  • Temperatures will remain stable and unchanged for the rest of the week.
  • Temperature ranges vary from 20-31°C in Jerusalem to 28-40°C in Eilat.

A gradual decrease in temperatures is expected today, Sunday, with a slight drop primarily in northern Israeli towns. After morning cloud dispersal, the weather will be mostly clear, bringing some relief from the intense heat across much of the country. Nighttime will see partly cloudy skies. On Monday, the recent trend of falling temperatures and heat stress will pause, with a slight temperature increase anticipated. Throughout the rest of the week, temperatures are expected to remain stable and largely unchanged across most regions.

Forecasted temperature ranges include Jerusalem at 20-31°C, Tel Aviv-Yafo at 26-31°C, Haifa at 24-30°C, Kiryat Shmona at 23-36°C, Safed at 20-32°C, Tiberias at 24-36°C, Ashdod at 25-31°C, Beersheba at 24-34°C, Mitzpe Ramon at 21-33°C, and Eilat at 28-40°C.

WallaCentre · Tel Aviv

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