Meteorologist Lior Sudri forecasts a significant rise in temperatures starting Wednesday, marking the intensification of the summer heatwave. He advises making the most of today and Tuesday, which will remain relatively moderate.
Sunday morning, meteorologist Lior Sudri posted a forecast calling on the public to make the most of the coming days, particularly today and Tuesday, before summer intensifies starting Wednesday. The forecast sharpens the timing of a heatwave expected later in the week.
On Saturday evening at 20:23 Jerusalem, multiple forecasts — including from Sudri, N12's Ilanit Adler, and i24NEWS — predicted a cooler Sunday with possible drizzle, followed by a gradual temperature rise and above-seasonal heat returning by Wednesday and Thursday. The Zioneer's earlier report at 08:07 Sunday summarized these forecasts and noted the expected heatwave.
Sudri's Sunday morning forecast now specifies that the heatwave steps up a gear from Wednesday, with a significant rise in temperatures. The forecast aligns with the previously outlined pattern, and follows a summer of above-seasonal temperatures that The Zioneer has been tracking, including Sudri's forecasts of heat stress in the mountains and inland areas in recent weeks.
5 developments
- StrongLior Sudri forecasts slight temperature rise through Tuesday, above-seasonal heat in mountains and inland
- StrongLior Sudri: Warmer-than-seasonal temperatures through Thursday, slight relief by weekend
- DevelopingFour-day forecast: seasonal heat, drizzle possible Monday, Tuesday
- DevelopingTuesday weather: Warmer than seasonal, gradual cooling later in week
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