Kinneret water level
Kinneret takes hit as water level drops amidst Israel's desalination plant shutdowns
With desalination plants sidelined, the Sea of Galilee was once again forced to supply the national water network.
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Current winter is one of the most arid in recent years, data shows
Kinneret beaches to open Tuesday with notably high water level
NIS 2 million allotted to Kinneret beach restoration
A major storm in May 2022 damaged a considerable amount of the Kinneret's western beachfront.
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Kinneret edges steadily higher following steady rainfall in northern Israel
This season, the Upper Galilee has had 411 millimeters of rain out of an annual average of 718 millimeters.
Kinneret rises by 4.5 cm amid winter weather, 63.5 cm from upper red line
The rise in water levels comes after a heavy winter storm impacted much of the country over the past two days.
Let it snow! Jerusalem residents get ready for a winter wonderland
It is still unclear exactly how strong the snowfall will be in Jerusalem.
Kinneret rises by 4.5 cm, to 1.05 meters below the upper red line
Further rainfall and snowfall is expected on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Kinneret rises by 3.5 cm amid wet winter weather
On Sunday night, about two centimeters of snow fell on Mount Hermon.
Kinneret levels rising due to increased rainfall in Israel
Due to the high levels of rain the past several years, in addition to this winter's rain, the Kinneret water level is 3.055 meters above the lower red line level.
Lake Kinneret drops by half a centimeter, 1.11 meters from upper red line
The lake is now 1.11 meters below the upper red line threshold, which marks 208.8 meters below sea level.
Water Authority prepares to open Degania Dam amid high hopes for Kinneret
The opening of the dam will likely take place around April 2021 if the water level rises high enough.