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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the UK Bullet weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Israel’s weather swings from a Mediterranean climate along the coast to semi-arid and desert conditions inland. The live forecast above shows current conditions, but here’s a detailed breakdown for anyone checking weather in Israel today or planning ahead.
What is the weather in Israel today and tomorrow?
Coastal cities like Tel Aviv and Haifa see mild, humid winters and hot, dry summers, while Jerusalem and inland areas are cooler at night and drier year-round. For weather in Israel tomorrow, expect coastal highs around 28–32°C in summer and 15–20°C in winter, with inland temperatures often 3–5°C lower at night.
- Jerusalem – cooler due to altitude (800m); summer highs ~28°C, winter lows ~6°C, occasional snow.
- Tel Aviv – coastal humidity; summer ~30°C, winter ~14°C, rain Nov–Mar.
- Dead Sea / Eilat – desert; summer peaks >40°C, winter mild ~20°C, almost no rain.
What is the weather in Israel by month?
Israel has two main seasons: a dry summer (May–October) and a rainy winter (November–April). Check weather in Israel 10 days ahead for short-term shifts, but the monthly pattern is reliable.
- Summer (June–August) – clear skies, heatwaves common; Eilat can exceed 45°C.
- Autumn/Spring (April, October) – pleasant 20–25°C, best for hiking.
- Winter (December–February) – rain along coast, snow possible in Jerusalem and the Golan.
Temperatures are usually given in Celsius in Israel, but the live forecast above may also show Fahrenheit. For weather in Israel tomorrow, coastal rain is more likely than inland.
When is the best time to visit Israel for good weather?
April–May and October–November offer comfortable 20–25°C temperatures, minimal rain, and fewer crowds. Avoid July–August unless you’re heading to the coast for cooling sea breezes.
Does it snow in Israel?
Snow falls occasionally in Jerusalem (1–2 days per year) and regularly on Mount Hermon. Coastal cities like Tel Aviv rarely see snow. Check weather in Israel Jerusalem forecasts in winter for snow alerts.
Why is it so humid in Tel Aviv?
Tel Aviv sits on the Mediterranean coast, meaning high humidity year-round, especially in summer (70–80%). Inland areas like Jerusalem and the Negev are much drier, offering relief for those who prefer low humidity.
Sources
For British travellers comparing UK conditions, see the UK weather hub or the 10 day weather forecast UK for your home region.