Moderate Weather

Palestine's location on the eastern Mediterranean coast, next to the Sinai Peninsula and the Jordanian desert, has a significant impact on its weather. Its position is directly responsible for Palestine's pleasant moderate and warm temperature. Winter in Palestine lasts around three months, and the temperature might drop below zero at times; nevertheless, it does not frequently snow in Palestine. Only twice in the last few years has it snowed.

Summers in Palestine are scorching. In Palestine, July and August are the hottest months. Temperatures may reach 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit) on some days, and even higher. Even though the summer is scorching, the evenings are pleasant. After a hot day, people like to go out in the evenings to enjoy the cooler weather. Evenings may call for a sweater or light jacket.

The rest of the year has a mild and moderate climate. Rainfall in Palestine is extremely minimal, with the rainiest months falling between November and February. During the months of April, May, and June, Palestine is subjected to hot, dry, sandy, and dusty khamseen winds that originate in the Arabian Desert. During the winter, Palestine has seven hours of sunlight, while the summer has roughly 13 hours of daylight. This mild weather makes Palestine a desirable destination to visit in both summer and winter, making your journey enjoyable regardless of the season.