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The Times of Israel reported that the Jerusalem Municipality said that the city was expected Friday afternoon to be hit by a wave of stormy conditions “three times worse” than what has been experienced so far since late Thursday night.
Beginning at approximately 16:00pm local time, heavy snow began to fall again in the capital, and municipality officials told The Times of Israel that they were urging all residents of Jerusalem and the surrounding areas to stay indoors as weather conditions worsen. Earlier, the Israel Electric Corporation declared a nationwide state of emergency as tens of thousands of homes in Jerusalem and the surrounding region remained without power amid the severe winter storm besieging the area.
Meanwhile, in neighboring Cairo, residents reported snowfall for the first time in 112 years.
Read The Times of Israel article, December 13, 2013.
Photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
Please be praying with us at The Joshua Fund, as the snow covers some areas of Israel and the epicenter, residents will acknowledge their need for the Lord.
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