Heat wave showing no signs of dissipating
The heat wave which has affected Israel for the past several days is showing no sign of breaking.
The peak of the wave is expected to hit on Monday, with heavy to extreme heat throughout Israel, including in the mountains. Humidity in the lowlands and along the coastline will exacerbate the heat significantly, creating a feeling that temperatures are higher than they actually are.
On Tuesday the heat will lighten somewhat, but temperatures will remain higher than usual inland and in the mountains and it will be muggy along the coastline. The heat will feel heavy throughout most of Israel. Wednesday will see the heat wave continue, with temperatures higher than seasonal average inland and in the mountains, and humidity along the coastline. Heavy heat will be felt in most areas of Israel.
Thursday will see higher temperatures than usual inland and in the mountains, and the weather will be muggy along the coastline. The heavy heat will continue to be felt in most areas of the country. In the mountains, the heat will be moderate to heavy, and along the coastline, in the lowlands, and the northern Negev, the northern valleys, the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Arava regions, the heat will be heavy to extreme. https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/374255
Is the global heatwave God removing the sun from its ‘sheath’ for final judgement?
Israel, like many other regions of the world, is currently experiencing a heat wave. While global warming is the focus of political debate, Jewish sources relate that a drastic increase in solar heat is expected as the Final Redemption approaches and that it will play multiple roles in the end of days
Israel is currently experiencing an intense and prolonged heat wave. The highest temperatures of 38°-43°C (100°-109°F) were recorded in southern Israel and the Jordan Valley. The heat even reached the heights of the government as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was hospitalized briefly for dehydration. Vacationing in Tiberias, where temperatures reached 38 Celsius (100.4 Fahrenheit), the 73-year-old PM complained of dizziness.
“Yesterday, I spent the day with my wife in the Sea of Galilee, in the sun, without a hat, with no water,” a smiling Netanyahu shared from the hospital. “It’s not a good idea.”
The heat wave, dubbed *Kleon by meteorologists, has affected the entire Mediterranean region as well as the Balkans and much of Europe. It is expected to continue into the middle of next week
[Kleon: "Heat Waves Named After *Pluto's Moons..:]
More than a third of Americans were under extreme heat advisories, watches and warnings as a blistering heat wave that’s been the hottest weather of the year.
Global warming alarmists were quick to claim the weather was a permanent trend. Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg posted on Twitter that global heat records should serve as an urgent wake-up call.
“Last week, we experienced the hottest days ever recorded, many days in a row. We are also experiencing record-high sea level temperatures and record-low ice levels. This is an emergency.”
Conversely, the Talmud in Nedarim 8b describes a form of global warming as a punishment, literally hell on earth. Reish Lakish states: “In the future (in messianic times) there will be no Gehennom. Rather God will remove the sun from its sheath; the righteous will be cured by it, and the wicked will be judged by it.” […]
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* Dave Dobbs: https://www.youtube.com/live/wfPaT-C_MDg?feature=share
1 comment:
It hit 42 here. And it's very humid, which is great for the skin, actually! And for the garden. Although the heat stresses the plants and trees. I'm still planning to party on Tisha b'Av! See you at the Beit HaMikdash!
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