Knitted News27.02.22 08:51 26 Adar A. Tishpev
(Photo: Vered Manor, Kinneret Cities Association)
The level of the Sea of Galilee rose last weekend by no less than 7 cm. This is according to measurements made this morning by the Water Authority. According to the data, the level of the Sea of Galilee is now 209.76 cm.
Another figure that emerges from the measurements is that a full Sea of Galilee is currently only 96 cm short. In the coming days, a further increase in the level is expected due to the flow in Jordan, which stands at 50 cubic meters / sec.
Nahal Parod (Photo: Mickey Volkita / Nature and Parks Authority)
Weather forecast for the coming week
Weather next week will be fickle. After a few hot days it will rain all over the country and it will be cold. It will snow on Mount Hermon.
Meteo Tech reports that the predicted temperatures for today are: Kiryat Shmona 16, Katzrin 14, Safed 12, Tiberias 19, Nazareth 14, Haifa 17, Tel Aviv 18, Jerusalem 14, Ashkelon 17, Ein Gedi 22, Beer Sheva 17, Arad 15, Mitzpe Ramon 14, Eilat 24.
Sunday: In the morning there may be a drizzle along the coast, during the day it will be partly cloudy to clear, there will be an increase in temperatures, and they will be close to the average for the period. The night will be clear and cold.
Monday: Nice and comfortable during the day, temperatures are within the average range. On a cold night.
Tuesday: Partly cloudy with high and medium clouds, temperatures will rise and will be slightly higher than average, especially in the mountains and inland. There may be a local drip.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy and with no significant change in temperatures, in the evening it will start to rain in the north of the country, and will spread at night to the center.
Thursday: In the north of the country it rained intermittently and there may be a few thunderstorms, on Mount Hermon it snowed. In the center of the country and in the northern Negev, it rained from time to time. Strong winds will blow and there will be a noticeable cooling. There are fears of floods in the East River and the Dead Sea.
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