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Israel Faces Rising Temperatures and Intense Heatwave in Inland Areas
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First reported by Srugim · 11 hours ago
What happened
Israel is undergoing a moderate heatwave with above-average temperatures, especially inland, and severe heat expected in the Jordan Valley, Arava, and Eilat. Coastal areas will experience high humidity and moderate heat, while nighttime conditions will be cooler and more comfortable. The heatwave is expected to persist into Wednesday with slight relief from coastal winds.
- 01Israel faces a moderate heatwave with above-average temperatures inland and in the north.
- 02Coastal areas will have partly cloudy skies and high humidity causing moderate heat discomfort.
- 03Nighttime will bring clear skies and cooler temperatures, especially in central and northern mountains.
- 04Heat stress will be severe to extreme in the Jordan Valley, Arava, and Eilat.
- 05Light northwesterly winds will slightly ease heat along the coastal plain in the afternoon.
- 06Temperatures will remain high on Wednesday, continuing the warming trend.
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