Question:
how is the climate in Israel?
qwq
2006-04-30 10:43:31 UTC
is the climet better than in Europe?
Six answers:
Jake
2006-04-30 10:48:49 UTC
no, its hot
Hurcules
2006-05-02 12:06:37 UTC
I'm not quite sure what the weather is in Europe, but the weather this time of the year in Israel is wonderful, but in the summertime it can get very hot depending on where you are... some places it can get to over 100 degrees F

in Jerusalem partically- it could get to around 90 degrees f. There are usually no clouds during the summer, so you never have to worry about rain ruining you event.

The good thing is there's no humidity, so it's a dry heat which could make it feel like it's hotter. In the winter time, it's usually cold, and rainy, similiar to England.
2006-04-30 12:53:11 UTC
Israel is much warmer than Europe in the winter. 10 degrees C is a really cold day in Tel Aviv, and all winter long there are plenty of days when in the middle of the day in sun you can wear just a T shirt.



Summers are also hotter, it can be as high as 40 degrees C in Tel Aviv. But, Tel Aviv has a huge sea beach running right down one side of it, all open to the public. And, there is air conditioning, and it is not incredibly humid here so the summers are tolerable.



Jerusalem is on a small mountain, so it is cooler than Tel Aviv in winter and in summer. Still warmer than Europe, and much more tolerable in summer (though, no beach).
donnaron
2006-05-01 04:56:44 UTC
Better? It's kind of a matter of taste... I like it - mild winters (it only snows on mount Hermon and occasionally in Jerusalem), hot and sunny in the summer. Fall and spring are perfect. Of course, the weather varies a bit in the different areas of the country, but in general, it's really nice.
2006-05-02 12:53:06 UTC
the climate in israel is the same like egypt.

Like ther is winter summer, autumn , spring too
Boogerman
2006-04-30 10:52:44 UTC
I say it's somewhat bombme


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