The climate of Israel.

Israel has a Mediterranean climate with dry and hot summers.

From the Heimen Mountain at an altitude of 28 10 meters to the Dead Sea, the lowest place on the earth, it drops to 392 meters below the horizon. The climate is obviously regionalized and the conditions are different. The coastal plain is hot and humid in summer, slightly cold and rainy in winter, and there is occasional light snow in hilly areas. In the Jordan Valley, summer is dry and hot, while in the south, it is semi-dry, warm during the day and cool at night. The climate in Israel is warm and sunny. The rainy season lasts from 165438+ 10 to April of the following year. The rainfall is 1500mm in the north and less than 30mm in the south. The climate in different regions varies greatly. The coastal plain is hot and humid in summer, warm and rainy in winter, and cool and rainy in summer in hilly areas. It is rainy and warm in winter, with occasional light snow; Jordan Valley is hot and dry in summer and pleasant in winter. In the Negev in the south, it seldom rains all the year round. It is hot during the day and cool at night. )