Winter weather continues:
Israel braces for rain and thunderstorms
Rain, low temperatures and thunderstorms expected across Israel throughout most of the week.
Rain, low temperatures and thunderstorms expected across Israel throughout most of the week.
Mount Hermon, still considered a closed military zone, covered in blanket of snow in overnight storm.
After a relatively dry January, forecasters say early February storm is on its way.
Israel has received just 60% of its average annual precipitation, a number which drops to 30% in southern Israel. 'Picture for the current winter season is worrisome.'
Fifty-five centimeters of snow on Mount Hermon, temperatures to return to seasonal average later this week, forecastsers predict.
Officers from the Netanya Police Station rescued a driver who was forced to climb on the roof of his vehicle after getting stuck in heavy flooding.
Three youths plan to sleep outdoors in the Galilee, find themselves caught in a storm, suffering from brutal cold, and unable to leave the area. Police officers arrive to rescue them.
Rain, snow, and flooding expected over weekend as temperatures drop below seasonal average.
Rain, storms, and flooding expected Friday, with potential to continue next week.
Rainfall expected mostly in northern and central Israel, temperatures range from single digits to high of 20, forecasters say.
Temperatures on Monday will be lower than the seasonal average and it will continue to rain. Temperatures to rise at the end of the week.
Temperatures as low as 4 degrees Celsius (39.2 Fahrenheit) were measured in Beit Gamliel, the lowest since October 1991.
Rain, fog, and lower temperatures expected as the Jewish New Year sets in, with temperatures expected to rise over the weekend.
Heavy rainfall along the coastline expected to continue through morning, spread to northern Israel. Temperatures to rise towards the weekend.
Cooler temperatures and rain predicted, though some areas of Israel still expected to see moderate or heavy heat.
Early rainfall expected to let up, giving way to more typical weather later in the week.
Heat wave to break as temperatures drop; light rainfall expected in some areas of Israel.
Temperatures to drop slightly, heavy to extreme heat to continue throughout week.
Heat to reach dangerous extremes before giving way to more pleasant temperatures and haze.
Forecasters warn of chilly temperatures, chance of rain, on Israel's Independence Day; on Memorial Day, heavy rainfall in Tel Aviv and potentially other areas as well.
Temperatures to continue rising through Friday, returning to seasonal average only on the weekend.
Intermittent rainfall as forecasters predict weather to change from winter to summer mid-week.
Extreme heat makes Passover hikes risky, heat wave to break towards weekend, bringing rain to the desert.
Israelis who planned to use the Passover holiday for hiking to be met with extreme heat, possible haze, until weekend.
After hot, sunny weather: Temperature drop, harsh winds, and haze expected towards weekend.
After a streak of sunny, warm weather, temperatures to drop as forecasters predict rain, thunderstorms, and flooding.
Unusually high temperatures will drop down to seasonal average, skies to remain clear.
Weather to turn hot and dry, with temperatures above average through weekend.
Kinneret water level now 73cm beneath upper red line; additional rainfall, thunderstorms, expected through weekend.
Israel 'hails' return of winter weather, as rain, hail, and flooding predicted through end of week.
Temperatures to drop as rain returns ahead of a wet weekend; winter weather expected to persist through early next week.
Cloudy skies and light local rainfall predicted throughout the week.
Gusts of 100 kilometers per hour expected in Kinneret region, forecasters predict high temperatures and strong winds until weekends.
Warm temperatures, strong winds, and rain midweek to replace cold winter weather, forecasters say.
Rainfall expected through midweek, colder temperatures to persist.
Rain, thunderstorms, and flooding expected to last through next week.
Two-week stretch of rainy weather added 1.3 meters to the Kinneret's water level, Water Authority says.
Rainfall and low temperatures expected to last through midweek.
Winter storms bring 25cm of snow to Mount Hermon, raise Kinneret water level by 5cm.
Cold temperatures and continual rain are expected for at least the next 24 hours in most parts of Israel.
Kinneret rises; forecasters predict rain, snow, and flooding until beginning of next week.
Temperatures to rise above seasonal average as rain and winds let up, forecasters say.
Snow on Mount Hermon, chance of flooding along northern coastline, forecasters say.
Temperatures to remain near or above seasonal average through early next week, forecasters say.
Light rainfall expected towards week's end, with higher temperatures predicted throughout the week.
Weather expected to drop below seasonal average, as forecasters say chance of flooding along the coastline.
Rain to spread to central Israel, along with thunderstorms.
Towards weekend, temperatures will rise and the rain will let up, forecasters say.
During the second half of Hanukkah, Israelis can expect colder weather, rain, and thunderstorms.
Rainy weather to begin Tuesday afternoon and extend through Saturday, forecasters say.
Forecasters predict rain, low temperatures, and chance of flooding.
Rain has begun to fall in locations across the country. Flash floods expected in riverbeds in south and east.
'Daniel' storm weakens as it makes its way to Israel, but brings with it winds, rain, and a chance of flooding.
Local rainfall near Haifa, residents report waterspout rising from Mediterranean Sea.
Following series of heat waves, temperatures expected to stabilize, remain average for season.
Weather conditions affecting technical systems at Ben Gurion airport may cause delays in takeoffs and landings, Airports Authority says.
The heat wave is expected to reach its peak today with through-the-roof temperatures and light rain in the afternoon.
Heat wave expected to continue at least through Wednesday, forecasters say.
Israel Meteorological Service warns of extreme heat wave towards weekend and early next week.
Heat wave expected to end next week, but temperatures may rise again shortly afterwards.