Ramat Aviv, Tel Aviv
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Ramat Aviv, Tel Aviv weather by month
The hottest month in Ramat Aviv, Tel Aviv is August (average high 32°), the coldest is February (average low 10°), and the wettest is January (about 124 mm). Total annual rainfall is about 493 mm.
| Month | High | Low | Rain |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 17° | 10° | 124 mm |
| February | 18° | 10° | 88 mm |
| March | 20° | 12° | 54 mm |
| April | 24° | 14° | 34 mm |
| May | 27° | 17° | 8 mm |
| June | 29° | 21° | 3 mm |
| July | 31° | 23° | 1 mm |
| August | 32° | 24° | 1 mm |
| September | 31° | 23° | 2 mm |
| October | 28° | 20° | 13 mm |
| November | 25° | 16° | 53 mm |
| December | 20° | 12° | 112 mm |
Source: Open-Meteo historical data (ERA5), 10-year average. Data is calculated for the location, not a measuring station.
In the north of the city, near the Yarkon River. Nights are a little cooler than in the centre.
Ramat Aviv, Tel Aviv is in North Tel Aviv, at approximately 25 metres above sea level.
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Weather in Israel - useful background
Israel has a varied climate with plenty of sunshine and two main seasons: a rainy winter, roughly from November to May, and a hot, dry summer lasting about six months. Most rain falls in the north and centre, with less in the northern Negev and almost none in the south. The coast has hot, humid summers and mild winters. Mountain areas, including Jerusalem, have hot, dry summers and colder winters with occasional snow. The Jordan Valley has hot, dry summers and pleasant winters, while the Negev has semi-desert conditions. Spring and autumn sometimes bring hot, dry winds, known as sharav, that push temperatures up.
Climate background: Ministry of Foreign Affairs · Official forecast: Israel Meteorological Service