Tel Aviv Weather

Tel Aviv sits on the Mediterranean coast, so the live forecast above reflects a classic subtropical climate: hot, humid summers and mild, rainy winters. Today’s conditions are typical, with sea breezes keeping the air moving even in summer.

What are the seasonal patterns in Tel Aviv?

Summer (June to September) brings average highs of 29–31°C, often with high humidity and occasional heatwaves. Winter (December to February) is mild and damp, with daytime temperatures around 17–20°C and lows near 10°C. Spring and autumn are short but pleasant, with lower humidity and comfortable temperatures. For a deeper breakdown, see our Australia weather hub for general climate guides – though Tel Aviv’s specifics differ, the month‑by‑month idea is the same.

• Summer: sea breezes moderate the heat, but the humidity can feel oppressive.
• Winter: rain arrives in short bursts; December is one of the wettest months (tel aviv weather december often shows 8–10 rainy days).
• The timing of the rainy season shifts slightly – for the next few days, check the weather in tel aviv 10 days in the live forecast.
• Those accustomed to Fahrenheit can use the live forecast toggle or simply multiply Celsius by 1.8 and add 32 (tel aviv weather fahrenheit conversions are easy).

What should travellers plan for when visiting?

The best times to visit are May–June and September–October, when the weather is warm but humidity is lower and the sea is inviting. If you’re travelling in winter, pack a rain jacket and expect occasional cool days. For daily planning, glance at the tel aviv weather tomorrow or the 14‑day outlook above. Jerusalem, only 60 km inland, is noticeably cooler and drier – see weather jerusalem for a contrast. For a broader view of severe weather anywhere, refer to our severe weather warning page.