Heat to intensify across Israel as temperatures rise above seasonal average

Temperatures will rise above seasonal average through Wednesday, with extreme heat stress expected in the Sea of Galilee Valley, Dead Sea area, Jordan Valley and Arava; A slight drop is expected Thursday, but heat will persist

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The weather on Monday will be clear after morning cloud cover dissipates. Temperatures will rise slightly in the mountains and inland areas, where they will be above seasonal average.
Extreme heat stress is expected in the Sea of Galilee Valley, Dead Sea area, Jordan Valley and Arava. Heavy heat stress is expected in the southern Golan Heights and its slopes, Western Galilee, northern valleys, Lower Galilee, the coastal plain, the Shephelah, northern Negev, Judean Desert and eastern Negev. The night will be pleasant to partly cloudy.
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Gordon Beach
(Photo: Yariv Katz)
On Tuesday, the weather will remain clear, with temperatures rising further in the mountains and inland areas. Wednesday will remain hot, with temperatures becoming above seasonal average, particularly in the mountains and inland areas, where heat stress will intensify further.
After morning cloud cover dissipates on Thursday, the weather will become pleasant. Temperatures will drop, particularly in the mountains and inland areas, but will remain above seasonal average.
Forecast temperatures today and tonight: Jerusalem 20-32°C (68-90°F), Tel Aviv 24-31°C (75-88°F), Haifa 22-30°C (72-86°F), Safed 21-33°C (70-91°F), Katzrin 21-36°C (70-97°F), Tiberias 23-38°C (73-100°F), Nazareth 22-35°C (72-95°F), Afula 22-35°C (72-95°F), Beit She'an 25-39°C (77-102°F), Lod 23-32°C (73-90°F), Ashdod 23-31°C (73-88°F), Ein Gedi 28-39°C (82-102°F), Beersheba 22-35°C (72-95°F), Mitzpe Ramon 23-35°C (73-95°F), Eilat 30-41°C (86-106°F).
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