Tuesday brought strange weather to both the northern and southern regions of the country.Meteorologists confirmed that the ash cloud from an Eritrean volcano had indeed reached Eilat, but authorities insisted there was no health danger to civilians and also that flights at both Eilat Airport and Ben-Gurion International Airport were running on schedule.RELATED:Iceland volcano stops spewing disruptive ash cloudWatch: US storm chasers capture massive tornadoesvar zflag_nid='794'; var zflag_cid='1091/988'; var zflag_sid='122'; var zflag_width='300'; var zflag_height='250'; var zflag_sz='9'; In the north of the country, residents of the Golan and Galilee regions were surprised on Tuesday morning to awake to rain, an extremely rare occurrence during the summer months. The precipitation was accompanied by increased winds. The winter weather is not expected to last for long, however. Wednesday's forecast is dry with an increase in temperatures -- which is back to normal for June.
