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  • Managing Editor, Globes English, Globes
  • Independent Writing and Editing Professional, Freelance
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Kinneret remains low even after wet January

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By Simon Griver Verified
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
The Environment and Climate Change portal is produced in cooperation with the Goldman Sonnenfeldt School of Sustainability and Climate Change at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. The Jerusalem Post maintains all editorial decisions related to the content. The Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) has ended January 2026 still below the bottom red line despite heavier-than-average annual rainfall so far this fall/winter, the Kinneret Authority reported on Sunday.
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Kinneret remains low even after wet January

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By Simon Griver Verified
| Globes Verified
The Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) has ended January 2026 still below the bottom red line despite heavier than average annual rainfall so far this fall/winter, the Kinneret Authority reports. The lake is currently, 4.43 meters from its maximum level of 208.80 meters below sea level, according to the Kinneret Authority, and 23 centimeters below the bottom red line, beyond which water is not pumped out.
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Kinneret still below bottom red line despite heavy rains

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By Simon Griver Verified
| Globes Verified
The Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) has ended 2025 below the bottom red line despite heavier than average annual rainfall so far this fall/winter, the Kinneret Authority reports. Much of the heaviest rain has been in the center and south of the country.
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