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meteorology:
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Forecast for Haifa - wind, temperature, clouds and rain
Real time measurements from Haifa beaches
Bat Galim's anemometer - in front of the church spot
The clock refreshes every 30 seconds.
Click here to view the wind graph
Anemometer in Shakmona - the institute
This anemometer is located on the roof of the Seas and Lakes Research Institute. Speed in knots - on the right. The blue line - average wind, The red line - the speed of the gust.
♦ Pay attention to the date of the displayed image, because in case the device is stuck, an old image is displayed.
Anemometer in the Atlit fortress
Click here to view the wind graph
Map from the WINDY website for Haifa
waves
- The wave height is measured at the Hadera power station, at a depth of 2 km.
- The black dots represent the average time between waves. The years on the left
- The blue line represents the average wave height. The years are on the right
- The orange line represents the maximum wave height. The years are on the right
- Link to the height of the waves on the X-WAVE website...
- Wave forecast - ISRAMAR
- Wave forecast - the meteorological service
The rain radar
► Link to the rain radar - the meteorological service...
◄ Link to an alternative rain radar - Eldorado...
◄ Link to alternative rain radar - Dalton...
Temperature and humidity in Haifa - Seaside
- The blue line - temperature. The years are on the right. The hour is down
- The orange line - moisture percentage. The years on the left. The hour is down
The speed of the current in the Mediterranean Sea
- The arrows indicate the direction of the current.
- the line light blue Indicates the current speed. The years on the right - knots, on the left - meters per second.
Air pressure and radiation level in real time
- The blue line represents the air pressure. The years are on the right
- The orange line represents the radiation level. The years on the left
synoptic maps
- Skyron synoptic maps - University of Athens
- Synoptic map at sea level - the meteorological service
- Brom 500 MB synoptic map - the meteorological service
- Synoptic map – Weatheronline
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Well then it will rain a little for a day and a half.
Hysteria.. It's the end of winter and it always rains until the beginning of April.
Great articles. Thanks for the news to the live system here at all????
Hello, I would like to correct a number of things in the article regarding the data of the wind and wave graphs copied from the Israel Seas and Lakes Research website.
First, there is a graph of winds measured on the institute's water tower, and there the wind direction is the direction measured at the measurement location, which is not at the standard height of 10 m from the ground and not as written.
Secondly, regarding the wave graph copied from the Cha'il website, the data is measured on a 26 m depth line at the end of the coal unloading dock in Hadera. In Haifa, the characteristics will be slightly different because the surfers' area is in shallower water and undergoes changes in direction and height.
Third, the green line represents the main wave direction at the measurement location in Hadera, the red line the maximum wave height calculated as expected during the 20 minutes of measurement, and the blue line is the significant wave height at the measurement location, not the average height. Significant height is the professional parameter and represents the average of the third highest waves during the 20 minute measurement period (in which measurement is performed every hour on the hour). The cycle time shown is the peak cycle marker of the waves and not the average cycle time. There is a description of the characteristics on the Chayal website, but it seems you didn't bother to read. Finally, regarding the definition of the location and surfing conditions like in Hawaii, this is good enthusiasm. But far from the conditions in Hawaii. There the height of the waves can be much higher, and the cycle time of the waves is much longer. which creates plunger waves that are rarer and lower in our country.
Thanks for the update