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Météo pour Israël en août

Normales climatiques nationales pour 15 villes de Israël.

Moyenne haute
32°C
Minimale moyenne
24°C
Précipitations
1 mm
Ensoleillement
10.0h/jour
Humidité
63%
Écart
30–34°C

How Hot Is Israël in août?

Israël sees consistently hot August weather — average highs of 32°C, average lows of 24°C, with minimal regional differences. Whether you're in Jerusalem or one of the coastal cities, conditions feel broadly the same: hot, generally clear, with little night-time relief.

Sunshine in Israël in août

Long, bright days define Israël in August. The capital averages 10.0h of direct sunlight, and the sun rises around 6:05 am and sets near 7:20 pm. Clear skies are the norm across most regions, with warmer southern or coastal areas seeing slightly more than the national average.

Does It Rain In Israël In août?

Israël stays largely rain-free in August — Jerusalem averages just 1mm across 0 days, with similar arid conditions across most of the country. Long dry stretches are the norm, and the brief showers that do appear are typically over within hours. Plan around abundant sunshine rather than rain in nearly every region.

Is Israël Humid In août?

Mugginess defines Israël's August: humidity averages 63% in Jerusalem, and the air feels noticeably heavy across most regions. Sweat sits on the skin longer than it would in drier conditions, and overnight relief is limited. Pack light, breathable fabrics.

Wind In Israël In août

Israël sees consistent breezes in August — averaging 20 kph in Jerusalem, with similar windy conditions across most regions. Coastal and exposed inland cities often see considerably more, especially in the afternoons. Wind-sensitive plans should factor this in.

Cloud Cover In Israël In août

Cloud cover stays low across Israël's August: Jerusalem averages 18%, and most regions of the country see similarly clear skies. Wall-to-wall sunshine is the norm rather than the exception.

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