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Ongoing Story· Day 18

Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Southern Israel, Including Eilat

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YnetWeather

Heavy Rains Threaten Flash Floods in Southern Israel

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The Israel Meteorological Service issued a severe flash flood warning for southern Israel, including the Eilat Mountains and Negev, due to heavy rains. Thunderstorm warnings are in effect for northern and southern areas until 2:00 PM. Localized heavy showers are expected to reach central Israel in the evening.

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  • Severe flash flood warning issued for southern Israel, including Eilat Mountains and Negev.
  • Heavy rains have begun in the Eilat Mountains and southern Negev.
  • Thunderstorm warnings are active for northern and southern Israel until 2:00 PM.
  • Localized heavy showers are forecast for central Israel in the evening.

The Israel Meteorological Service has issued a severe flash flood warning for southern Israel, including the Eilat Mountains, the southern Negev, and the Arava and Dead Sea regions. Heavy rainfall began in the Eilat Mountains and southern Negev in the past few minutes and is expected to continue in the coming hours. The service also reported a "yellow warning" for thunderstorms and lightning in the north and northern sea until 2:00 PM, and in the southern Negev, Eilat Mountains, Eilat Bay, and southern Arava until the same time. In the evening, localized and strong showers are expected to reach central Israel.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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