Kinneret water level
Kinneret water level rises one cm. after weekend rains, remains 39 cm. below last year's height
Water Authority spokesperson Itay Dudi said approximately 20 millimeters of rain fell over the lake during the weekend, while the flow of the Jordan River stood at six cubic meters per second.
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Sea of Galilee is boiling: Here is what the heat did to the water level
Current winter is one of the most arid in recent years, data shows
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.
Kinneret rises by 1.5 cm after rain, 1.19 meters below upper red line
The upper red line threshold marks 208.8 meters below sea level.
Israel experiences rare second year of above-average rainfall
The last time two years were recorded with rainfall at this high of a level above average was from 1986-1988.
New canal to flow water from Kinneret to Jordan River as water level rises
In February, the Water Authority announced that it would open the dam in late March if the Kinneret reached 20 centimeters below the upper red line.
Why a full Kinneret means more than just hydrology
After an abundant rain hit Israel over the last weekend, the Water Authority announced that the level of its waters reached its full capacity, marking a record since 2004.
Kinneret water level rises by 6 cm over weekend
The Degania Dam is expected to be partially opened at the beginning of May in order to prevent flooding.
Kinneret water level rises 1 cm over weekend, 32 cm to upper red line
The Kinneret is now 32 cm below the upper red line threshold which marks 208.8 meters below sea level. The sea is currently at the highest level it's been since 2004.
Kinneret water level rises by 1 cm over 24 hours
The last time the Degania Dam was opened was in 2013.
Does the water level of the Kinneret reflect the country's morale?
They say that the level reached by Lake Kinneret in any year reflects the national mood.
Is water quality more important than quantity at the Sea of Galilee?
As heavy rains raise the level of the lake, a leading scientist has warned that the amount of water is not the most important metric.
