Israel

Israeli summers are hot and dry, particularly in the southern and eastern desert regions. Coastal areas like Tel Aviv experience milder temperatures but with high humidity. This season is characterized by intense heat and clear, sunny skies, making it ideal for beach activities along the Mediterranean coast. Inland and in the south, the temperatures are much higher, often requiring precautions against the extreme heat.

The rainy season in Israel brings most of the country's annual rainfall, primarily in the northern and coastal regions. Rainfall is crucial for replenishing water sources and agriculture. The rain usually comes in the form of intense showers, interspersed with sunny days. In desert areas, rainfall is less frequent and more unpredictable.

Winters in Israel are mild and wet in the coastal areas, with cooler temperatures and regular rainfall. Inland and in the southern desert regions, winters are milder and drier. Snowfall is rare but can occur in the northern highlands and Jerusalem. The winter season is characterized by shorter days and is a good time for exploring cultural and historical sites, as the weather is more comfortable compared to the hot summer months.