Israel Prepares for Winter Storm
Jerusalem ‘ready for snow,’ Transport Ministry plans for road closures, Arkia moves flights.
Jerusalem ‘ready for snow,’ Transport Ministry plans for road closures, Arkia moves flights.

Break in rainy weather expected Monday, Tuesday, but downpours to return in Wednesday storms.

Winter rains expected in northern and central Israel as early as Friday.

Northern, central Israel may see the first showers of the rainy season. Police warn drivers to be cautious.

Clear, sunny skies and unchanging temperatures expected from Friday to Monday.

Forecasters predict a hot Friday and Saturday.

Temperatures to continue to rise over the weekend.

Weekend weather to be hotter, with fog along coast.

Ten guards and a prisoner were lightly injured when a fire broke out at a factory in the Maasiyahu Prison in central Israel

Weather is expected to be hot and dry, with dust in some places, chance of rain in others.

Light rain showers remain in the forecast until Monday afternoon. Weather to remain chilly.

Fast-changing spring weather to bring heat Sunday, rain by Tuesday.

Temperatures to keep rising until Passover draws to a close.

Warm weather for the Passover vacation.

Another huge snow storm, stretching from St. Louis to Washington, grounded hundreds of flights on Monday.

Winter returns briefly with cool weather, local rain showers. Hot weather to be back by Wednesday.

A massive winter storm is hitting the northern United States, grounding 2,600 flights, closing schools and leaving roadways impassible.

Friday will be partially cloudy and dry, while the Sabbath may see thunderstorms.

Several powerful tornadoes ripped through Mississippi and Alabama late Sunday, injuring at least 12 people.

Rain to return briefly Wednesday. Forecasters say this winter will not be unusual in terms of rain.

The Kinneret is halfway between two “red lines,” one for dangerously low waters, the other for high waters.

The Kinneret rose by 78 centimeters thanks to a week of rain.

The rainstorms that hit Israel over the past week are coming to a close, after joining the top five rainiest weeks in Israel’s history.

An ostensibly “friendly” snowball fight in Samaria turned into an all out attack in Yitzhar early Thursday, when Arabs rioted

Jerusalem wasn't the only place in Israel where snow fell on Wednesday night

Schools throughout the area are closed Thursday. Snow to fall until afternoon. Buses, light rail not running in Jerusalem.

Police photos show flooding in central Israel from the air.

Arutz Sheva TV joined the ZAKA crews as they dealt with the results of the weather and an emergency situation which was eventually cancelled

Major storm no obstacle for Chabad’s Jewish outreach gathering.

The heavy rains led to the drowning deaths of two women in Samaria. In Hevron, snow begins to pile up. First flakes in Jerusalem.

Hundreds of people were trapped overnight due to a flood in Bat Hefer. Rescuers saved dozens from flooded houses, cars.

After four straight days of heavy, unceasing rain, many areas of the country have already exceeded their annual winter rainfall levels.

Israel’s answer to “Superstorm Sandy” closed Tel Aviv’s major highway, and that’s only a preview. Heavy snow predicted.

Tragically, the paralyzing storm is likely to blame for a fatal car crash that killed three people Monday night

It isn't like the storms some of our readers meet abroad, but it's ours. Here's a glance at a day in Israel blessed with plenty of rain.

Israel begins what is anticipated to be a very rainy week with a storm that shuts down train stations, leaves drivers stranded.

Rain is to continue Friday, accompanied by thunderstorms. The Hermon will see winter snows.

The Water Authority is hopeful regarding the precipitation this winter, saying the Kinneret is set to break a record of almost 20 years.

The weather will be stormy Friday. Rain is expected to abate by Saturday but return full force on Sunday.

The US is facing its worst drought in half a century, according to a report released this week by the U.S. Drought Monitor.

Rain and wind hit Israel’s coast, providing much-needed water.

Winter is expected to finally arrive in Israel this weekend, with plunging temperatures, heavy wind and rain, and thunder and lighting.

With nor'easter causing new havoc, residents of the East Coast are starting to believe they're living in 'sequel to horror movie'.

Sandy has turned back the New York area to the 19th century: No electricity, no trains, and in thousands of cases, no homes.

Superstorm Sandy whips through New England, leaving behind $20 billion in damage. Obama declares NY City “major disaster area.”

Sandy blows out of New York, leaves 16 dead and threatens more lives in New England. Mother Nature shuts down the Big Apple.

“Frankenstorm” Sandy has scared the wits out of Romney and Obama as it churns northward, leaving death in its trail.

Thousands of people were left without power for hours during the first day of the Sukkot holiday, due to high winds

Rain falls from Negev to Golan as summer season ends. Forecast: more rain, storms.

Two tornadoes struck New York City on Saturday, causing damage and frightening residents, but resulting in no significant injuries.

Northern coastal Israel experienced an extremely rare August event – a significant rain storm.

Temperatures soared to 116F (47 C) in Eilat and 103F (39 C) in Jerusalem. Videos show it may not be hot enough to fry eggs on a sidewalk.

Iranian VP said that the drought in southern Iran is part of a “soft war” launched against the Islamic Republic by the West.

A deadly heat wave kills at least 30 people in the US, and 144 people die in flash floods in Russia. Flood warnings posted in Britain.

A mammoth storm buried the official forecast of a year of drought and raised the level of the Kinneret beyond what anyone dared to imagine.

Tens of thousands of Israelis flocked to see the snow that fell as far south as the mountains over Eilat. Forecast: A rainless Purim.

A dozen US states are on tornado watch after a series of tornadoes ripped open the nation's midsection overnight on Friday.

Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria and Tzfat see snowfall. School cancelled in several regions. Kids are out in full force.

Lake Kinneret (Sea of Galilee)'s waters are rising as snow and rain continue to fall, bringing desperately-needed water to parched land.

Snow, rain, sleet, hail, gale force winds – you name it – continued to whip Israel Thursday as Ethiopian Jews and some others headed north.
