Election Day: Heavy Rain Expected in the South, Concerns of Flooding and Road Closures to Eilat

A heavy rain system is expected in southern Israel on Election Day, raising concerns of flooding and road closures to Eilat. The police called on the public to prepare for traffic disruptions.

Election Day in Israel will take place under heavy rain in the south. A weather system known as the 'Red Sea trough' is expected to cause significant flooding and road closures, mainly on roads to and from Eilat. The police warned of possible closures between 2:00 PM and 8:00 PM and called on the public to prepare for traffic disruptions. All hiking sites from Be'er Sheva to Eilat will be closed during the system's days. The article includes a full temperature forecast for major cities.

Election Day: Heavy Rain Expected in the South, Concerns of Flooding and Road Closures to Eilat