The morning weather forecast predicts a gradual rise in temperatures and the development of a heat wave, with heavy to extreme heat stress across the region.
The morning weather forecast for Wednesday, July 29, calls for a gradual rise in temperatures and the development of a heat wave, with heavy to extreme heat stress across the region. This update follows a series of forecasts from N12 meteorologist Ilanit Adler and Channel 12, which have tracked a gradual warming trend expected to peak by the weekend.
On Monday, July 27, the desk reported Adler's forecast of a slight temperature rise that day with heavy heat stress in most areas, alongside forecasts of gradual warming peaking Saturday and Sunday with heavy to extreme heat stress (The Zioneer, 07:07 Jerusalem). Earlier versions of the thread also noted temperatures reaching 2–4°C above seasonal averages by Friday, with extreme heat stress.
The forecast aligns with longstanding predictions of above-seasonal temperatures, as The Zioneer reported in previous weeks (Jul 22, Jul 23, and earlier). The current forecast does not specify the duration of the heat wave or the exact areas most affected.
9 developments
- DevelopingWednesday Weather: Clear, Slightly Above-Seasonal Heat, Dry in Mountains
- DevelopingMonday weather: Slightly hotter than seasonal, humid coast, calm sea conditions
- StrongWednesday weather: Partly cloudy to clear, slight temperature rise, dangerous sea conditions
- DevelopingThursday weather: Slight temperature rise, hot and dry in mountains, humid coast
Source and signal
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