Meteorological Service Predicts Stronger Rains for Saturday
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Israel's Meteorological Service has forecast a significant increase in rainfall starting late Friday night and continuing through Saturday. While eastern regions saw moderate rain on Friday, the system is expected to bring heavy precipitation to coastal areas, including the north, center, and south, throughout Saturday. The service confirmed that the anticipated winter system will reach western Israel as predicted.
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- Heavy rainfall is expected to begin late Friday night and continue through Saturday.
- Coastal regions in northern, central, and southern Israel will experience significant rainfall.
- Eastern areas, including the Sea of Galilee, received moderate rain on Friday.
- Some locations near the Sea of Galilee recorded 15 millimeters of rain per hour on Friday.
While relatively light rainfall was recorded across Israel on Friday, with most precipitation concentrated in the eastern part of the country, the Meteorological Service has updated its forecast. The service noted that the heaviest rains thus far fell in eastern areas, including the Sea of Galilee and the Jordan Valley, with some locations near the Sea of Galilee experiencing approximately 15 millimeters of rain in a single hour. However, the weather pattern is expected to change significantly in the coming hours. The Meteorological Service explained that the situation is anticipated to transform late Friday night and especially on Saturday morning, when rain is projected to reach the northern, central, and particularly the southern coastal regions. Residents along the coast will experience the full impact of the winter system throughout Saturday, with substantial rainfall expected all day. The service concluded that the delayed rains will indeed arrive in western Israel, promising a rainy Saturday.
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