Israel Braces for Warmer Days as Rain Subsides, Lake Kinneret Levels Drop
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Israel will experience clear and warmer-than-seasonal weather from Thursday onwards, with only isolated morning showers expected in the north. Temperatures will rise through Saturday before a slight drop on Sunday, with stable conditions on Monday. Meanwhile, the Sea of Galilee's water level has dropped to 0.725 meters below the lower red line, raising concerns as winter approaches.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel's weather will be clear and unseasonably warm for the next week, starting Thursday.
- Localized morning rain is expected Thursday, mainly on the northern Mediterranean coast.
- Temperatures will rise through Saturday before a slight decrease on Sunday.
- The Sea of Galilee's water level is 0.725 meters below the lower red line.
- Easterly winds are forecast for the northern mountains on Friday and Saturday mornings.
Following a brief period of localized showers early Thursday, Israel is set to experience clear and unseasonably warm weather for at least the next week, according to the Israel Meteorological Service. The rain, primarily expected during the night and morning hours, will mainly affect the northern Mediterranean coast and the Sharon region. Temperatures are expected to rise slightly on Thursday, returning to seasonal norms across most of the country. This warming trend will continue into Friday, with clearer or partly cloudy skies prevailing. Moderate easterly winds are anticipated in the northern mountains on Friday morning. Saturday is forecast to be ideal for outdoor activities, with clear to partly cloudy skies and a further temperature increase, particularly in mountainous and inland areas. Easterly winds will also be present in the northern mountains on Saturday morning. The warming will halt on Sunday, with temperatures dropping slightly while the weather remains clear or partly cloudy. Monday is expected to see stable conditions with no significant temperature changes. Meanwhile, concerns are rising about the water levels in the Sea of Galilee (Lake Kinneret). As of November 11, 2026, the water level stands at minus 213.725 meters, a decrease of 0.5 centimeters from two days prior. The lake is currently 0.725 meters below the lower red line, and 4.925 meters below the upper red line. Hopes are pinned on the upcoming rainy season to improve the situation.
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