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Ongoing Story· Day 18

Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Southern Israel, Including Eilat

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HamalWeather

Flash Floods Disrupt Southern Israel, Closing Major Roads

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Flash floods have intensified across southern Israel, leading to the closure of major roads like Route 90 and Route 40. The flooding is expected to worsen and continue through the night. Localized rain is also forecast for central Israel.

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  • Flash floods have increased in southern Israel, closing major roads.
  • Route 90 and Route 40 are closed due to inundations.
  • Flooding is expected to intensify and continue into the night.
  • Localized rain is also forecast for central Israel.
Flash Floods Disrupt Southern Israel, Closing Major Roads
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Recent hours have seen a surge in flash floods across southern Israel, with numerous streams overflowing from the Eilat region through the Negev desert and into the northern Arava and Dead Sea areas. Major southern highways, including Route 90 from the Eilat exit and Route 40, have been closed due to the inundations. The heavy rains and flooding in the south are expected to intensify in the coming hours and continue until nighttime. Localized rainfall is also anticipated in central Israel during the upcoming hours.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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