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Kinneret Water Level Rises Slightly After Weekend Rains, Still Below Last Year
The Kinneret's water level rose one centimeter after weekend rains, reaching 213.70 meters below sea level, but remains 39 centimeters lower than last year. Approximately 20 millimeters of rain fell on the lake, with minimal impact on the Jordan River.
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- 01Kinneret water level rose 1 cm after weekend rains, reaching 213.70 meters below sea level.
- 02The lake is still 39 cm lower than its level at the same time last year.
- 03About 20 mm of rain fell on the Kinneret, with minimal impact on the Jordan River.
- 04The current water level is among the lowest recorded for November 8 in the past decade.
- 05September disruptions at desalination plants caused a 10 cm drop in the Kinneret's level.
The current level is among the lowest for this date in a decade, partly due to September's desalination plant disruptions which caused a 10-centimeter drop.
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