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Rare August Rain Forecasted in Northern and Central Israel with Flood Risks

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Hebrew · 7 newsrooms covering

Israel faces rare August rain beginning today, mainly in the north and central areas, with potential thunderstorms and flood risks along the coastal plains.

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  • Unusual August rain expected in northern and central Israel starting midday today.
  • Rain likely to spread from north to central regions overnight with possible thunderstorms.
  • Slight risk of localized flooding along northern and central coastal plains.
  • Partly cloudy skies with a slight temperature drop in mountains and inland.
  • Strong winds across most of Israel and possible dust haze in the south.
Rare August Rain Forecasted in Northern and Central Israel with Flood Risks
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Israel is expected to experience unusual rainfall for August starting today and continuing until tomorrow morning. Local rain showers are likely from midday, primarily in the northern regions, spreading to central areas during the night. Thunderstorms may occur, accompanied by a slight risk of localized flooding along the northern and central coastal plains. The weather will be partly cloudy with a slight temperature drop in the mountains and inland areas. Strong winds will blow across most parts of the country, and dust haze is possible in the southern regions.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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