Israel will see a slight rise in temperatures Tuesday, mainly along the coastal plain and in the lowlands, with partly cloudy skies.
Temperatures will remain higher than usual in most parts of the country. Light drizzle or brief local showers may develop through the late morning.
The Mediterranean Sea will be calm to slightly rough, with wave heights of 40 to 80 centimeters (about 1.3 to 2.6 feet).
On Wednesday, temperatures are expected to climb slightly again, especially in the mountains and inland regions. Most areas will continue to experience hotter and drier conditions than usual, with partly cloudy skies.
A moderate drop in temperatures is forecast for Thursday, though it will still be hotter than normal to sharav levels, particularly in the mountains and inland. Skies will be partly cloudy to mostly clear.
Friday will remain hotter than usual, mainly in inland and mountain areas.
Forecasted temperatures for Tuesday (high–low):
Jerusalem 31°C (88°F)–22°C (72°F); Tel Aviv 32°C (90°F)–23°C (73°F); Haifa 29°C (84°F)–23°C (73°F); Safed 29°C (84°F)–22°C (72°F); Katzrin 32°C (90°F)–22°C (72°F); Tiberias 35°C (95°F)–23°C (73°F); Nazareth 31°C (88°F)–23°C (73°F); Afula 35°C (95°F)–21°C (70°F); Beit She’an 36°C (97°F)–24°C (75°F); Lod 34°C (93°F)–21°C (70°F); Ashdod 31°C (88°F)–22°C (72°F); Ein Gedi 34°C (93°F)–26°C (79°F); Beersheba 34°C (93°F)–20°C (68°F); Mitzpe Ramon 30°C (86°F)–20°C (68°F); Eilat 35°C (95°F)–23°C (73°F).