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Ongoing Story· Day 28

Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Southern Israel, Including Eilat

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The Times of IsraelWeather

Israel Braces for Weekend Storm With Heavy Rain and Flooding

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Israel is preparing for a weekend of heavy rain and thunderstorms, with the Israel Meteorological Service predicting significant rainfall and potential flooding, especially in central and coastal areas. The storm is expected to cause major transportation disruptions, including closures on Tel Aviv's Ayalon Highway and reduced rail services. Authorities are warning the public about the dangers of flooded roads and waterways.

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  • Heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast across Israel from Thursday through Sunday.
  • Authorities warn of significant urban and flash flooding, particularly in central and coastal regions.
  • Major transportation disruptions are expected, including closures on Tel Aviv's Ayalon Highway.
  • Rail services in the Tel Aviv and Herzliya areas will be significantly reduced.
  • The public is urged to avoid flooded roads, waterways, and underground parking during the storm.
Israel Braces for Weekend Storm With Heavy Rain and Flooding
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