Israel’s Meteorological Service issues an orange advisory as an extreme heat wave projects temperatures above 45°C across the Jordan Valley.

 Compounding the ongoing regional security friction, Israel's civilian population is now preparing for an extreme weather emergency. The Israel Meteorological Service (IMS) issued an orange advisory today, warning of a severe heat wave expected to impact the country over the next 48 hours. Meteorological models indicate that temperatures across the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea basin, and the southern resort city of Eilat will exceed 45°C. The extreme thermal anomaly is driven by hot, dry air masses migrating directly from the Arabian Desert.

The Ministry of Health has implemented emergency safety protocols, advising vulnerable demographics, particularly the elderly and children, to completely avoid outdoor exposure during peak solar hours. Municipalities are establishing localized public cooling shelters with independent power infrastructure. The Ministry of Energy has maxed out solar grid intake to counter massive air conditioning loads. Authorities have also banned entry into all desert hiking trails and nature reserves to prevent heatstroke casualties and rural wildfires.

📍 Location: Eilat Desert Grid, Israel 🇮🇱
Reported by: The Hdsmit Universal Herald Desk,

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