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Heavy Rains Hit Southern Israel, Threatening Flash Floods
Heavy rains commenced in southern Israel on Tuesday, October 27, with a risk of flash floods in desert regions. By evening, the precipitation is expected to reach central Israel. Authorities issued yellow warnings for thunderstorms and closed several nature reserves and a highway due to the flood threat.
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What happened
- 01Heavy rains began in southern Israel on Tuesday, October 27, with flash flood warnings issued.
- 02The Meteorological Service issued yellow warnings for thunderstorms in northern Israel and the northern Mediterranean.
- 03Police closed Highway 40 between Mitzpe Ramon and Tzihor Junction due to flood risks.
- 04Several nature reserves, including Ein Gedi and Ein Bokek, were closed to visitors.
- 05Rainfall is expected to reach central Israel by the evening.
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