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Rare Storm Shatters Rainfall Records in Southern Israel
A rare and intense storm on October 27, 2026, caused record-breaking rainfall in Israel's southern Ramon Crater, with 35.6 mm falling in 10 minutes. The Meteorological Service reported this event has a 0.5% probability, or a 200-year return period.
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מה קרה
- 01Record rainfall of 35.6 mm in 10 minutes occurred in the Ramon Crater on October 27, 2026.
- 02The Meteorological Service called the event a 200-year occurrence with a 0.5% probability.
- 03The storm brought widespread heavy rain, thunderstorms, hail, and strong winds nationwide.
- 04The rainfall intensity record surpassed a 1987 measurement from Jericho.
- 05Severe flash floods occurred in southern and eastern Israel's desert streams.
The heavy rains triggered severe flash floods across southern and eastern Israel, impacting major desert streams.
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מי סיקר
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- מרכזאין
- ימין2
- חרדיתאין
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