Rain Falls in Eilat and Arava, Heavier Showers Possible Near Dead Sea
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Light rain has fallen in Eilat and the southern Arava region, with more expected to continue locally. Heavier rain and potential flash floods are forecast for eastern and southeastern Israel, especially near the Dead Sea, tomorrow afternoon and evening. A "yellow" warning has been issued for the Dead Sea area due to the possibility of flash floods.
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- Light rain has fallen in Eilat and the southern Arava region.
- Heavier rain and potential flash floods are forecast for eastern and southeastern Israel tomorrow.
- A "yellow" warning has been issued for the Dead Sea area.
- No flooding is expected from the current rainfall.
- Light rain may continue in the Negev and Arava tomorrow.
Light rain began falling in Eilat in the past hour, with 2.5 mm recorded in the city. The southern Arava region also experienced light showers, with 0.6 mm at Ramon Airport. Localized, mostly light, rain is expected to continue in the southern Negev and Arava until this evening. No flooding or flash floods are anticipated from this rainfall.
Additional light rain may occur in the Negev and Arava tomorrow. However, starting in the afternoon and especially towards the evening, there is a possibility of heavier rain developing in eastern and southeastern Israel, particularly around the Dead Sea. While not a widespread event, localized flash floods are possible in this area, prompting a "yellow" warning for the Dead Sea region during this time tomorrow.
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