An unusual month of rainfall in some areas of Israel saw more downpour over the last few weeks than normally recorded throughout an entire season, according to data compiled by the Israel Meteorological Service (IMS).
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The Tel Aviv coast was drenched with 125% of its annual average rainfall, recording around 21 inches of cumulative rain brought by heavy thunderstorms, according to the IMS accumulated rain tracker.
In the resort town of Eilat, located in Israel's south, numbers reached as high as 135% of annual average rainfall.
Jerusalem was struck by a cumulative 13 inches of rainfall − accounting for 65% of the full season's average rainfall as a cold wave hit the Holy City.
