On Sunday, April 6, Israel will face a new wave of heat, when the temperature will rise significantly. Dry and sultry weather (“Sharav”) is expected, with possible local minor precipitation.

This is evidenced by the data of the IMS portal.

In the morning, a strong eastern wind will begin to blow in the northern mountains, and after noon will intensify in the south of the country. There is also a possibility of dust in the air.

Weather forecast for cities:

• Tel Aviv – 29 ° C during the day, at night 19 ° C;
• Jerusalem – 27 ° C during the day, at night: 16 ° C;
• Haifa – during the day 25 ° C, at night 18 ° C;
• Beer -Shiev – during the day 32 ° C, at night 15 ° C;
• Eilat – during the day: 34 ° C, at night 21 ° C;
• Tver – during the day 32 ° C, at night 16°C;
• Ashdod – during the day 23° C, at night 17 ° C;
• Nagaria – during the day 26° C, at night 18 ° C.

On MondayApril 7, dry and hot conditions will remain in Israel. On the coastal plain, in the lowlands and the northern part of Negev, the temperature will subside a little, but will still remain higher than the usual indicators for this time of the year. In the valleys in the east of the country, the weather will remain extremely dry and hot.

On TuesdayApril 8, the temperature will increase significantly again, established at the level of extremely hot and dry weather. During the day, the wind will intensify, and the appearance of dust in the air is possible. This day will probably become the hottest in the coming week.

On WednesdayApril 9, variable cloudy is expected. The temperature will decrease slightly, but still will remain above the usual values ​​for this time of the year. From noon, the northwest wind will increase, which will bring cooler and wet air masses.

Earlier, the Cursor wrote that the Center for Environmental Sciences of the University of Maryland developed a new interactive map, which gives users the opportunity to explore the climatic conditions that are expected in 2080 around the world. The map allows you to compare the future climate of a particular place, including Israel, with current climatic conditions in another region.