Floodgates of Heaven Open for Parched Israel
(IsraelNN.com) The floodgates of heaven opened up for Israel over the weekend, bringing at least nine inches of rain in northern Israel and six to seven inches in southern and central regions.
Life-saving precipitation continued to fall across the country on Sunday morning, including in the south of the country. In the southern Hevron Hills, heavy snow was reported at 8:20 a.m. and rain was falling in Arad, located in the northeastern corner of the Negev above the southern tip of the Dead Sea.
Heavy snow began falling overnight in the Samaria region, where the community of Beit El was blanketed by a velvet white sheen. Snow also fell in Jerusalem and continued into the morning hours. At least four inches of rain fell in the Rehovot area, south of Tel Aviv.
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