Israel experienced one of its hottest November days on record, with temperatures soaring well above seasonal averages across the country. The heatwave, which began Friday, continued into Saturday, breaking historical records in several regions, particularly along the coast and in the southern-central lowlands. Tel Aviv and surrounding areas saw temperatures climb above 34°C, drawing thousands to beaches and parks for relief. Even typically cooler cities like Jerusalem faced unusually high temperatures, while Eilat reached nearly 37°C. The unseasonable heat follows a recent winter storm and is expected to ease by Tuesday, with more typical autumn weather returning.