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A record-breaking winter storm flooded Israel's coast on Saturday, November 7, 2026, after a band of storm clouds stalled over the port city of Ashdod. More than 3 inches of rain fell in Ashdod before 10 a.m., the highest total in the country at the time, and the city reached about 3.5 inches within 24 hours. Just days earlier, Israel had been in a heat wave.

The heaviest burst hit Kadima-Tzoran in the Sharon region, where the Israel Meteorological Service recorded 117 millimeters (4.6 inches) of rain in 75 minutes, the second-highest hourly rainfall ever measured in Israel and the most extreme November rain event since 2020. Tel Aviv recorded nearly 1.5 inches in a single hour, and a crack opened in the Ayalon Highway near the La Guardia Interchange.

Rescue crews pulled an elderly couple from a flooded home in Netanya, a woman and her dog in Jerusalem, and two elderly people from a sinking car at the Dror Interchange on Route 4. Israeli officials had not reported any deaths as of Sunday. Power lines were cut near Ashdod, leaving Gan Yavne and Bitzaron without electricity for more than 18 hours.

In this video, we look at why the storm stalled over Ashdod, the rescues and damage across central Israel, the Election Day storm that hit Beersheba a week earlier, why the Sea of Galilee barely rose, and the forecast for the days ahead.

Global Weather covers natural disasters and extreme weather events as they develop, using sourced reporting and avoiding unsupported speculation.

CHAPTERS

00:20 — Storm Stalls Over Ashdod
01:03 — Ashdod: Israel's Southern Port
01:46 — Roads Closed, 99% of Streets Open
02:27 — Rescues in Netanya & Jerusalem
03:11 — TRAPPED — Elderly Pair in Sinking Car
03:54 — Kadima-Tzoran Breaks a Record
04:37 — 18 HOURS Without Power Near Ashdod
05:20 — Tel Aviv's Ayalon Highway Cracks
06:03 — Why the Storm Hit So Hard
06:45 — Election Day Storm in Beersheba
07:28 — Two Record Bursts in Two Years
08:11 — Sea of Galilee Barely Rises
08:54 — Sewage Warning & Streambed Danger
09:37 — Forecast for the Week Ahead

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