Rain wreaks havoc as winter finally arrives in Israel
Flooding and lightning overwhelms infrastructure; pickup truck rescued from floodwaters.
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Flooding and lightning overwhelms infrastructure; pickup truck rescued from floodwaters.
At the height of the weather event, Ashdod recorded 5.04 inches of rain per hour, with an astounding 1.97 inches ...
Israel’s only ski resort, Mount Hermon just north of the Golan Heights, saw at least 30 cm (11 inches) in ...
Jerusalem expected to get four to eight inches of accumulated snowfall, flooding expected on coast, coastal plain. Unusually cold temperatures ...
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Tel Aviv and Hod Hasharon, Ashdod-Ashkelon, and the Nahariya area see nearly 4 inches of rain, resulting in widespread flooding.
Sea of Galilee, which was meters below the bottom red line due to ongoing drought, rises more than 3 inches ...
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