In the last 24 hours, the Kinneret has risen by 23 centimeters. This morning, the current sea levels are at 211 meters and 10 cm below sea level, according to the Kinneret Authority.
Since the beginning of the rainy season, the Sea of Galilee rose 80 cm. The current water level is at 1.9 meters high from the bottom red line and 2.3 meters away from the top red line, marking a full Sea of Galilee.
In the meantime, the rainstorms that started yesterday are expected to continue today and are foreseen to end tomorrow. There is heavy fear of coastal and lowland flooding and the Jordan Valley, Judean Desert, and Dead Sea are experiencing floods.
Read more at Arutz Sheva.
{Matzav.com}
The headline says “Only 10 cm Below Sea Level”, but it’s meant to say “211 meters and 10”, just off by a few hundred metres 🙂