The Israel Meteorological Service reports that Monday is the hottest day in the past year, with a temperature of 44.7°C (112.5°F) recorded at the Dead Sea.
01 · THE DISPATCH
Monday's reading of 44.7°C at the Dead Sea marks the highest temperature recorded in Israel in the past year, according to the Israel Meteorological Service. The Dead Sea region, a low-lying area, frequently records the country's highest temperatures. The Zioneer has reported on record heat levels across Europe and Israel this summer, including several days of above-seasonal temperatures and heat stress warnings.
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