Latest numerical weather prediction models, including outputs from global ensembles and regional runs, indicate Tel Aviv's October 2 maximum will likely peak near 27–28 °C under partly cloudy skies and moderate southwesterly flow. Minor differences in boundary-layer mixing, sea-breeze timing, and shortwave radiative heating create the narrow spread between 29 °C and 30 °C implied by current trader consensus. Coastal humidity and light winds near 5–7 m/s limit stronger daytime warming, while historical early-October averages hover around 26–27 °C. Updated model runs tomorrow morning and afternoon observations will determine whether the peak crosses the 29 °C threshold.
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