Heavy Rain Expected Near Dead Sea May Close Highway 90 Between Ein Gedi and Neve Zohar
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Heavy rain expected near the Dead Sea on Sunday may cause flash floods and lead to closures on Highway 90 between Ein Gedi and Neve Zohar, with police advising caution and monitoring traffic conditions.
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- Heavy rain forecasted near the Dead Sea from midday to evening on Sunday.
- Flash floods expected in Judean Desert streams may disrupt traffic.
- Highway 90 between Ein Gedi and Neve Zohar may be closed temporarily.
- Police and traffic authorities will manage affected routes and guide drivers.
- Public advised to avoid flood-prone areas and check road conditions before travel.
- Weather conditions may change quickly, causing further closures or traffic changes.
Strong rainfall is forecasted from midday until evening in the Dead Sea region, raising concerns about flash floods in the Judean Desert streams and potential traffic disruptions. The Israel Police warn that Highway 90, particularly the stretch between Ein Gedi and Neve Zohar junction, may be closed temporarily due to flooding risks. Police and traffic authorities will deploy forces along affected routes to manage traffic and provide guidance based on weather developments.
Drivers and tourists are urged to avoid flood-prone areas, refrain from crossing flooded roads or water channels, and check road conditions before traveling. Authorities emphasize that weather conditions may change rapidly, possibly leading to additional road closures and traffic adjustments. The public is advised to plan trips carefully and stay updated on the situation throughout the day.
