Weather Forecast: Temperature Drop and Relief from Heat Loads
Despite relative relief, extreme heat is expected in the Dead Sea area and the Arava, with temperatures in Eilat reaching 41 degrees. Warming is expected tomorrow, followed by a slight drop in temperatures on Sunday, with possible morning drizzles along the coastal plain.
In the morning hours of Friday, it will be partly cloudy to cloudy, becoming fair later in the day. A drop in temperatures is expected, mainly in the mountains and inland, bringing them back to seasonal norms. Relief from the heat load will also be felt. In the afternoon hours, winds will strengthen.
However, in the Kinneret Valley, on the Dead Sea coast, in the Jordan Valley, and in the Arava, an extreme heat load is expected. The solar radiation index forecast for today is very high to extreme, and the Mediterranean Sea is expected to be wavy, with wave heights ranging between 100 and 200 cm. According to the forecast, temperatures in Eilat are expected to climb to 41 degrees, and in Ein Gedi to 39 degrees.
Tomorrow, after the morning clouds disperse, the weather will become fair, with a slight rise in temperatures and a slight increase in heat loads. On Sunday morning, it will be partly cloudy to cloudy, with possible drizzles along the coastal plain. Later in the day, it will become fair. A slight drop in temperatures is expected, which will be slightly lower than normal for the season in the mountains and inland. On Monday morning, it will be partly cloudy to clear, becoming clear later. A slight rise in temperatures is expected, mainly in the mountains and inland, returning to seasonal norms.
Forecasted temperatures for today and tonight:
Jerusalem 19-29, Tel Aviv 26-31, Haifa 25-31, Safed 20-30, Katzrin 23-35, Tiberias 24-36, Nazareth 24-33, Afula 23-34, Beit She'an 27-38, Lod 25-32, Ashdod 25-31, Ein Gedi 29-39, Beersheba 24-34, Mitzpe Ramon 22-33, Eilat 31-41.
