Israel to See Above-Average Temperatures Through Wednesday With Extreme Heat in Jordan Valley and Dead Sea Areas

Israel will see above-average temperatures through Wednesday, with extreme heat stress in the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea and Sea of Galilee areas before slight relief begins Thursday.

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Industry impact

Sustained above-average heat across low-lying Israeli regions signals continued elevated demand on regional cooling, water and heat-health advisory systems through the week.

Temperatures across Israel are forecast to climb above seasonal averages through Wednesday, with extreme heat stress expected in the Sea of Galilee Valley, Dead Sea area, Jordan Valley and Arava region. Monday will be clear after morning clouds clear, with temperatures rising slightly in mountain and inland areas, while heavy heat stress is expected in the southern Golan Heights and its slopes, Western Galilee, northern valleys, Lower Galilee, the coastal plain, the Shephelah, northern Negev, Judean Desert and eastern Negev.

Tuesday and Wednesday will remain clear and hot, with temperatures continuing to climb in mountain and inland areas and heat stress intensifying further in the same regions. A slight easing is expected Thursday, when temperatures will drop, particularly in the mountains and inland areas, though they will remain above seasonal average.

Monday's forecast highs include Jerusalem 20–32°C, Tel Aviv 24–31°C, Haifa 22–30°C, Tiberias 23–38°C, Beit She'an 25–39°C, Ein Gedi 28–39°C, Beersheba 22–35°C and Eilat 30–41°C.