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Rain and Kinneret Watch

by Dei'ah Vedibur Staff

Our weekly report of the rain and the level of the Kineret - 5781.

As of January 7 (23 Teves) 120 millimeters of rain have fallen in the Jerusalem area during the current season (August 1 to date). This represents 69% of the average rainfall for this period and 22% of the average rainfall for the entire season in the Jerusalem area which is 537 mm.

In most of the country the rainfall is about average rainfall for the period. The main rain months are December, January and February, so we are at the beginning of the season. Overall, 104% of the usual amount of rain has fallen.

The current level of the Kinneret, updated as of November 26, is -209.935 meters below sea level, which just over a meter below the full red line of -208.8 meters. It fell a bit in the last week. It is more than 3 meters above the lower red line. The experts say that it is likely that it will fill up this year. Relatively little water is taken out as the bulk of Israel's drinking water comes from desalination. Keep davening.

Downtown Jerusalem after a rain
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