Senior Meteorologist Predicts Unusual Winter with 'Relatively Wonderful' Season
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Senior meteorologist Lior Sudri anticipates an "unusual and strange year" with a "relatively wonderful" winter. He discussed the upcoming season's forecast, including expected rainfall and potential snowfall in northern Israel and the Jerusalem mountains. The interview took place on 7 Cheshvan, the traditional start of the rainy season prayer in Israel. The report also references a past date and a Jerusalem rain illustration.
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- Senior meteorologist Lior Sudri predicts an unusual and strange year with a relatively wonderful winter.
- Sudri discussed the upcoming winter forecast, including expected rainfall and snowfall.
- The interview occurred on 7 Cheshvan, the start of the "Barech Aleinu" prayer for rain.
- The forecast was given on the radio program "Chidudon" with interviewer Ami Maimon.
- Potential for significant snowfall in northern Israel and Jerusalem mountains was mentioned.
Senior meteorologist Lior Sudri of Meteo Tech has predicted an "unusual and strange year" ahead, characterized by a "relatively wonderful" winter. Speaking on the radio program "Chidudon" with Ami Maimon on Kol Barama, Sudri discussed the upcoming winter forecast, including when the first rains are expected and the potential return of significant snowfall in the north and Jerusalem mountains. The interview coincided with the Jewish date of 7 Cheshvan, the day when the prayer "Barech Aleinu" (Bless Us) is added to the Amidah, traditionally marking the start of the rainy season in Israel. The article also notes a previous date of October 26, 2027, with a mention of rain in Jerusalem and an illustration credit to Haim Goldberg of Flash 90.