Information regarding the snow preparations will be available at an emergency municipality website, as well as on Telegram and at a city call center.
Snow plows and salt-scattering vehicles will be parked at the operations center.
"The Jerusalem Municipality is ready for the upcoming weather," said Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion. "We’ve brought about 250 snowplows, which will keep major roads clear, and we have bolstered our salt supply. I call out to every citizen of the city, drive very carefully and pay extra attention to the conditions of the road."
Jerusalem received around 20 centimeters of snow in February 2015. Since then, there has been little to no snowfall in Israel’s capital and many Jerusalem residents are hoping that this week will finally bring a significant snowfall after six years.