Palestine

Palestinian summers are typically hot and dry, especially in the lowland areas. Temperatures can be quite high, with prolonged periods of sunshine and minimal rainfall. The coastal areas benefit from the Mediterranean Sea's moderating influence, offering slightly cooler temperatures. Summer is characterized by its long days, making it a popular time for outdoor activities and cultural festivals.

The rainy season in Palestine brings most of the region's annual rainfall. This period sees sporadic rainfall, which is crucial for agriculture and replenishing water sources. The rain can vary in intensity and frequency, with the northern areas generally receiving more precipitation than the southern regions. The temperatures drop during this season, providing a break from the summer heat.

Winters in Palestine are mild and wet, with the rainy season continuing into the early part of winter. Snowfall is rare but can occur in the higher elevations. The season is marked by cooler temperatures and more frequent rainfall compared to other times of the year, offering a different perspective on the region's natural beauty and cultural heritage. The winter months are also a time for enjoying traditional indoor activities and local culinary delights.