Thursday will be clear with heavy to extreme heat stress across Israel, hot and dry in the mountains and inland, and humid along the coast, according to meteorologist Lior Sudri. Mediterranean winds are 15–35 km/h with waves 60–120 cm. Temperatures range from 22°C in Safed and Mitzpe Ramon to 42°C in Ein Gedi.
The Thursday morning forecast, issued by meteorologist Lior Sudri, now provides a detailed city-by-city temperature breakdown, with the highest reading of 42°C expected in Ein Gedi and the lowest at 22°C in Safed and Mitzpe Ramon. This update follows a series of bulletins published by The Zioneer since early morning, as the heavy to extreme heatwave continues across Israel.
The Zioneer first reported on the day's weather at 06:04, with bulletins indicating a slight temperature rise and heavy to extreme heat stress. A further update at 06:25 emphasized the severity of the heatwave. The current bulletin now refines the forecast with specific city-by-city temperatures, wind conditions, and wave heights.
The above-seasonal temperatures are part of a broader pattern of hot weather. As The Zioneer reported on Wednesday, July 29, temperatures reached 41°C in Eilat, and similar conditions have been recorded in recent days. The current heatwave is expected to persist through Monday, according to earlier bulletins.
The extended forecast indicates the heatwave will continue, but exact day-by-day temperatures may be updated as conditions evolve. The Zioneer will continue to monitor the situation.
3 developments
- StrongWednesday weather: Clear, slightly hotter than seasonal, humid coast
- DevelopingFriday weather: Clear, slightly above-seasonal heat, dangerous sea conditions
- DevelopingWeather Forecast: Moderate to severe heat stress expected today
- DevelopingThursday weather: Slight temperature rise, hot and dry in mountains, humid coast
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