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Power grid and flights at risk as massive system targets 25 states in the south and east.
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Power grid and flights at risk as massive system targets 25 states in the south and east.
Israel braced for the height of a severe winter storm on Tuesday as torrential rains turned streets into rivers and snow dusted the high peaks south of Jerusalem. Dam overflows near Jerusalem.
Israel’s Meteorological Service issued a red alert, its highest warning level, ahead of exceptionally powrful windstorm expected to hit the country. According to the forecast, wind gusts could reach speeds of up to 110 kilometers per hour, about 68 mph.
Mountain regions face strongest gusts while coastal areas brace for 37 mph winds. Desert wadis at high risk as multiple rain waves expected through Monday.
Israel Meteorological Service warns of dangerous rainfall rates reaching 20-25mm per hour. Multiple road closures reported as storm intensifies through evening hours.
Israel is preparing for another significant rain event expected in the coming days, with a particular focus on central parts of the country.
Full storm procedure activated nationwide. A 53-year-old man found dead in Netanya with signs of hypothermia. Building collapses in the Gaza Strip. Flooding in Tel Aviv. All updates.
The Greek Coast Guard announced that as weather improves, Greek Navy planes and helicopters will join the afternoon search for the missing Israeli yacht, sweeping the waters between Cyprus and Crete.
Heavy precipitation slams northern coast with Zikhron Yaakov recording three inches of rain as heavy rains advance inland toward Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Authorities warn of severe flooding risk across coastal plain and flash floods in desert regions.
After causing damage in Greece, the storm system brings heavy rain to Israel. Forecasts predict over 8 inches of precipitation in some areas.
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